docs-update-from-diff

To update documentation based on git diff, derive the documentation delta from local code changes and apply focused updates to the docs directory. This treats the codebase as the source of truth to keep docs synchronized with feature work and refactors.

The best way to keep docs in sync with code changes is to build a change set from git status and diff outputs. This identifies the documentation impact of codebase modifications and maps them to appropriate docs sections without touching unrelated content.

Yes, you can automate readme and guide updates from local git status. By deriving the documentation delta from your current git state, the workflow generates and applies precise updates to user-facing docs affected by your repository modifications.

Yes, you need adherence to mapping rules defined in references to apply focused docs updates from a diff. Accessing the repository's git state and following these surface mapping rules ensures the generated documentation changes remain precise and navigable.

Codebase modifications targeted for documentation updates include feature work, refactors, and bug fixes that affect user and developer docs. The workflow maps these git diff changes to the appropriate docs sections for focused updates.