doc-sync

Documentation drift is detected by running an automated audit that compares your codebase against your docs to identify discrepancies. The Skill orchestrates domain-specific auditors to report on inconsistencies and attempts automated fixes.

Yes, you can automatically fix outdated API documentation by running a synchronization command. The tool attempts to correct identified inconsistencies automatically, while providing a report on remaining discrepancies that require human intervention.

Documentation synchronization supports configurable sync directions, allowing you to update code from docs, docs from code, or perform full bidirectional synchronization. The tool detects the desired sync direction and scope from natural language context.

The best way to audit inconsistencies before applying changes is to run a dry run. This checks for documentation and code mismatches and generates a report classifying which discrepancies are auto-fixable and which require human review.

Automated documentation sync handles complex changes by providing a detailed report separating auto-fixable inconsistencies from those requiring human intervention. It orchestrates domain-specific auditors to ensure complex discrepancies are flagged for manual correction.

You should avoid relying solely on automated documentation synchronization when dealing with complex logic changes that require contextual understanding. The tool explicitly reports which inconsistencies require human review, ensuring critical discrepancies are not blindly auto-fixed.