bookkeeper

To keep README.md and docs up-to-date with codebase changes, you need to synchronize your project documentation after modifications occur. This ensures your onboarding materials and architectural summaries accurately reflect the current state of the code.

Tracking migrations in project documentation involves recording structural updates in a dedicated file like docs/MIGRATIONS.md. This process maintains a historical record of changes, easing audits and ensuring knowledge transfer remains accurate across development phases.

Documenting daily activities and summarizing code changes requires writing entries into a summaries/ directory. This captures ongoing development tasks, providing new contributors with contextual records that reduce onboarding time and knowledge gaps.

Reflecting architectural adjustments in existing markdown files involves updating relevant documentation whenever structural code modifications happen. This synchronization ensures that project docs accurately mirror the current architecture for audits and maintenance.

You need to update project docs during development and maintenance whenever codebase changes occur. Keeping documentation synchronized during these phases ensures accurate onboarding, smooth audits, and reliable knowledge transfer for all contributors.

Outdated documentation creates onboarding gaps because the project docs no longer align with the current codebase and operations. Synchronizing markdown files and summaries after changes ensures new contributors have accurate architectural and process knowledge.