audit-docs

To audit your codebase against documentation and skills, run the audit command to scan 6 feature categories and cross-reference them with user-facing docs and skill definitions, producing a Markdown gaps report.

Yes, you can automatically fix documentation gaps by running the audit with the --update flag, which auto-updates target files with missing entries discovered during the cross-reference scan.

You can export documentation audit results in JSON format by running the audit command with the --json flag, providing structured output suitable for integrations and dashboards.

The best way to find inconsistencies between code and documentation is scanning 6 feature categories across the repository and comparing them against user-facing docs and skill definitions to surface gaps.

Yes, the documentation audit tool supports automated updates for pipelines by utilizing the --update flag to auto-fix gaps and the --json flag to output structured results for downstream integrations.

A limitation of auto-updating documentation from a codebase audit is that the scan targets only 6 feature categories, meaning gaps outside these cross-referenced categories will not be auto-fixed or included in the report.