doc-updater

To keep documentation in sync, you can generate codemaps and READMEs directly from your codebase. This skill automates that process by mapping repository structures, entry points, and API routes to ensure docs stay aligned with live code.

A codemap is a structural map of a repository's architecture, entry points, and dependencies. It helps with codebase analysis by providing developers a clear overview of data models and API routes, which is especially useful during onboarding.

Generating up-to-date READMEs from live code requires analyzing the repository structure and dependencies. This skill automates that extraction, applying freshness timestamps and validating file existence to ensure all references remain accurate.

Limitations of automated documentation generation include strict file constraints: codemaps must stay under 500 lines to remain effective. The process also enforces freshness timestamps and validates link integrity to prevent documentation drift.

Yes, this documentation generation approach applies across multiple projects. It consistently maps repository structures, data models, and API routes while enforcing freshness timestamps and file existence validation for each codebase.