doc-maintenance

Automated documentation updates compare recent code commits against existing files to identify missing features and outdated information. The process automatically proposes minimal fixes to resolve discrepancies, ensuring top-level documentation accurately reflects recent product changes without manual review.

Automated documentation review creates a dedicated branch and submits a pull request containing minimal edits to fix documentation discrepancies. This workflow automatically updates top-level files like README and SPEC to align with recent code changes, ensuring accuracy without manual intervention.

Keeping top-level documentation accurate requires comparing file contents against recent code changes to detect missing or outdated information. Automated review identifies discrepancies in top-level files and proposes minimal fixes, ensuring documentation aligns with the product without manual review.

Git is required to run automated document maintenance checks. The process uses Git to compare recent code commits against existing documentation, identify missing features, propose minimal fixes, and create a dedicated branch with a pull request for the updates.

Automated documentation review uses YAML and Markdown for configuration. The process evaluates top-level Markdown files like README and SPEC against recent code commits, identifying missing features and automatically proposing minimal fixes to update the documentation.

Automated documentation accuracy checks should be run after major feature merges or on a periodic schedule. This timing ensures top-level documentation is continuously reviewed against recent code changes, identifying missing features and outdated information to maintain product accuracy.