auto-documentation

Automatically generate documentation from git diffs by analyzing code changes, mapping them to affected domains, and creating or updating living feature docs under your repository's docs directory while preserving historical changelog entries.

Living feature docs are documentation files that automatically reflect code changes. They stay in sync by detecting git diffs, matching changes to existing documents, and updating the content to ensure docs remain aligned with the implementation.

Update existing feature documentation without losing changelog history by matching git diffs to current docs, modifying the matched files, and preserving all historical changelog entries within the repository's docs structure.

Auto-documentation operates across the entire repository to identify affected domains, automatically matching code changes to existing feature docs or creating new documents when no match exists to keep all features up-to-date.

Run documentation generation immediately after you implement a feature to refresh its docs, ensuring the living documentation captures the latest code changes and maps them accurately to the corresponding feature docs.

The best way to keep documentation up-to-date with implementation changes is to auto-detect code modifications via git diffs, map them to feature docs, and create new documents when no match exists while preserving the changelog history.