docs-consolidator

To consolidate duplicate documentation across a monorepo, you can inventory and categorize scattered files like docs/, CLAUDE.md, and README.md to detect duplication and establish a single canonical source for every piece of information.

A documentation registry is a centralized index that centralizes ownership and canonical sources for project docs. It helps manage scattered docs by guiding future maintenance and ensuring all information has a single home.

You audit project documentation by scanning existing files to detect duplicates, outdated references, and misplaced content. The audit then proposes canonical homes and cross-references to remediate the documentation.

Yes, you can use this approach to reorganize documentation for multi-team projects. It is specifically designed to inventory, categorize, and deduplicate scattered docs while assigning ownership domains across multiple teams.

The best way to maintain a single source of truth is to audit and deduplicate project docs, then generate a top-level documentation registry to centralize ownership and ensure every piece of information has a single home.