code-truth-validation

To validate documentation against a codebase, run automated truth checks to ensure referenced files exist and function signatures match before publishing docs.

Code-truth validation is the process of verifying that documentation statements match actual code, preventing inconsistencies across integrations, gateways, and API components.

Detect divergences between documented APIs and code by running validation checks that compare documented claims against the current code state, recording mismatches as technical debt.

Yes, you can verify configuration references and enums across a codebase by applying cross-scope validation to ensure every referenced file exists and matches its implementation.

Run documentation consistency checks before saving or publishing any technical doc to detect discrepancies early and correct divergences between the documentation and implementation.