doc-mirror-change

You can automate documentation updates for modified modules by triggering a rederivation process. This applies a state machine to parse code changes and synthesize updated documentation, ensuring synchronization between your codebase and docs.

Code documentation synchronization ensures docs accurately mirror code changes. It works by applying a deterministic state machine to manage module changes, rederiving the associated documentation, and committing updates to maintain consistency.

Yes, you need the doc-mirror system components to parse and synthesize documentation. This dependency is required to execute the state management workflows that ensure consistency between your modified code modules and their documentation.

To handle module changes and rederive codebase documentation, trigger the synchronization workflow after modifying a module. The system applies state management to automatically update the associated documentation, keeping it aligned with the codebase.

The best way to maintain consistency between code and documentation is using a deterministic state machine for synchronization. This approach automatically rederives docs for individual module changes and commits the updates, preventing manual drift.

Documentation drifts after modifying code modules when updates are managed manually. Automating the rederivation process with a state machine ensures documentation is systematically re-synchronized and committed whenever individual code modules change.