brewdoc:auto-sync

You can sync markdown documentation automatically by running the global sync mode, which tracks files with specific frontmatter, identifies stale content based on defined sync intervals, and updates documentation by researching code and verifying paths and URLs.

Stale content detection for markdown files works by tracking documentation with specific frontmatter and alerting you when files have not been updated within a defined sync interval, ensuring your project information never becomes outdated.

The best way to check if project documentation needs updating is to run a status check mode, which identifies all tracked documentation files and alerts you to any content that has become stale based on configured sync intervals.

Yes, you can sync documentation for an individual file or folder instead of the whole project, because the Skill supports multiple synchronization modes including global sync, project sync, and individual file or folder synchronization.

Agents and skills documentation stay up to date across a project through intelligent updates that automatically research code and verify paths and URLs, preventing stale information and saving manual synchronization effort across your entire codebase.