doc-maintenance

Automate documentation updates by running an audit that detects code modifications and applies minimal, targeted corrections to files like README and SPEC. This ensures project docs accurately reflect recent feature releases without manual review.

Documentation drift occurs when project files like README and SPEC become outdated relative to code. Prevent drift by auditing documentation automatically after changes, validating factual correctness, and applying minimal edits to maintain alignment.

Yes, you can validate README and SPEC files automatically. An auditing process checks these key project files for outdated or incorrect information following code changes, ensuring user-facing documentation remains factually correct across updates.

Keep project documentation consistent by running an automated audit that identifies modifications since the last review. This process validates key files for factual correctness and proposes minimal, targeted corrections instead of extensive rewrites.

The documentation audit applies targeted fixes rather than rewriting entire files. It proposes minimal edits to correct factual inaccuracies and maintain clarity, ensuring documentation accuracy without disrupting the overall structure of your project files.

Run a documentation audit in continuous integration when new features are released or code changes occur. This validates that all relevant user-facing docs, including PRODUCT and README files, reflect the current state of the project accurately.