document-release

Automating documentation updates post-ship involves reading project docs, cross-referencing them against merged code changes, and applying corrections directly to files while flagging risky updates for manual review.

Keeping documentation consistent requires cross-referencing docs against code changes to apply corrections, polishing the change log, and optionally running an additional automated review to verify accuracy against the actual code.

Yes, a git repository is required to cross-reference documentation with code changes. The process reads git history to identify code updates and applies corresponding corrections to the documentation files.

Yes, automated documentation updates can flag risky changes for manual review. The process identifies questionable modifications during the audit and leaves them for user inspection instead of auto-applying them.

An additional automated review checks documentation against actual code by running an optional verification step using Codex. This cross-references the updated documentation files directly with the shipped codebase to ensure accuracy.

Yes, automating post-ship documentation will clean up outdated TODO items. The process updates or removes outdated TODOs and can optionally bump the project version number and update the commit message and PR body.