codebase-update

To keep codebase documentation in sync after refactoring, update the .codebase docs to reflect recent structural changes. Identify affected sections and update corresponding entries to align with the current codebase, ensuring consistency during development or PR processes.

Codebase documentation synchronization is the process of updating .codebase docs to mirror recent feature additions, architecture changes, and refactors. It enforces aligned documentation by identifying affected sections and updating entries to match the current codebase.

Yes, you can update docs as part of your code review and PR process. The skill supports documentation updates during development and PR processes, allowing you to open a PR with a concise summary of the updates made to align docs with code changes.

The best way to update CHANGELOG and docs after an API change is to apply documentation synchronization to the .codebase docs. This updates relevant sections to mirror the new behavior and structure, ensuring consistency with the current codebase before opening a PR.

You need to update .codebase documentation after implementing a new feature, executing a refactor, or making structural architecture changes. It applies to any code modifications that require the documentation to mirror the new behavior and structure.