document-release

You can automatically update README and ARCHITECTURE docs by scanning repository diffs to align documentation with shipped changes. This process suggests non-destructive edits for review before applying modifications, ensuring documentation stays accurate without manual rewriting.

Diff analysis for documentation updates is the process of reading code changes to synchronize project docs. It identifies modifications in a repository and updates relevant files like CONTRIBUTING.md and CLAUDE.md to reflect the actual shipped state.

Yes, you can automatically bump the VERSION file and polish your CHANGELOG. The process cleans up TODOS, refines CHANGELOG language, and optionally increments the version number if configured, suggesting these changes as safe edits for review.

Keeping CLAUDE.md and CONTRIBUTING.md aligned with recent commits requires proactively scanning diffs after code is shipped. The process reads changes and suggests updates to these core docs to ensure internal and public documentation matches the latest codebase.

Automated documentation updates are safe and non-destructive on existing repositories. The process suggests edits for review before applying any changes, ensuring you maintain full control over what modifications are actually written to your core documentation files.