design-sync

To keep design documentation aligned with a changing codebase, you can run an automated sync that verifies references and architecture against current code, applying safe updates automatically while flagging unsafe changes for manual review.

You can automatically update design docs when new API surfaces are introduced by running a module-wide sync that verifies implemented architecture and applies safe edits, such as timestamps and minor metadata, without overwriting complex manual changes.

The best way to detect misalignments between architecture documentation and code is to run an automated verification process that compares design references against the current codebase state and generates actionable remediation steps for flagged discrepancies.

Yes, you can automatically apply safe edits like timestamp updates to design docs while flagging complex architectural changes for manual review, ensuring documentation metadata remains accurate without overwriting critical manual modifications.

You track the last-synced timestamp for documentation across multiple modules by running an automated synchronization process that maintains accurate last-synced timestamps and updates design metadata as code changes are applied across the codebase.

When code changes introduce new packages that break existing design docs, you should run a discrepancy report to flag misalignments and generate actionable remediation steps to manually update the affected architecture documentation.