doc-sync

To keep architecture documentation synchronized with specs and roadmaps, you can scan inter-document relationships and persist them in Mem0 for version-consistent cross-referencing. This enables auto-synchronization workflows to keep planning projects aligned.

The best way to track ADRs and dependencies across planning projects is by using a centralized persistent memory layer like Mem0. It stores relationship data from architecture docs to provide quick, consistent cross-references during updates.

Mem0 works with architecture docs by acting as a persistent memory layer that stores scanned document relationships. After updating architecture, it queries this persistent state to automatically surface impacted specs and propagate new references.

Yes, synchronizing documentation relationships requires ChromaDB and OpenAI alongside Mem0. These dependencies provide the underlying vector storage and language processing capabilities needed to scan, extract, and persist inter-document references.

Yes, you can validate cross-references between architecture docs and ADRs automatically. The synchronization mechanism supports validation workflows that check Mem0's persisted relationships to ensure documentation remains aligned and version-consistent.