docs-update-from-diff

To update documentation from local code changes, this Skill inspects your local Git diff to determine the impact on user-facing documentation, then selectively updates only the relevant documentation pages to stay in sync with your codebase.

The best way to sync official docs after refactoring is to treat the current code as the source of truth and run an automated documentation update that reviews local changes and modifies only the impacted pages.

Yes, this tool works with your existing version control workflow by analyzing local Git diffs during code review to determine which user-facing documentation pages require synchronization.

Yes, you can selectively update only affected pages because this Skill focuses on non-documentation changes in your repository to determine their specific impact on user-facing documentation.

You need to automate documentation updates from Git diffs when you want to quickly synchronize official docs after feature development or refactoring without manually reviewing every code change.

A limitation of using local code changes to drive documentation updates is that the process relies on the current local codebase as the primary source, meaning documentation accuracy depends entirely on the completeness of your local Git diff.