doc-consistency

To check documentation consistency in a VS Code project, run the `verify-documentation` command. This automated check verifies that your documentation files accurately reflect the current implementation and version data.

Automating versioning checks for documentation requires parsing the `package.json` file for version data. The verification process cross-references this data against your documentation files to ensure feature accuracy.

Updating documentation after code modifications follows a step-by-step workflow provided by the skill. This process guides you through verifying implementation changes and updating feature documentation to maintain release quality.

Yes, a `package.json` file is required to verify documentation consistency. The skill depends on this file to extract current version and feature data needed for automated verification checks.

Documentation verification may fail after version control updates if documentation files do not match the newly implemented features. Running consistency checks identifies discrepancies between the updated code and existing documentation.

Yes, documentation consistency checks are designed for software development release workflows. They reduce errors by ensuring documentation accurately reflects the current implementation before a release.