document-release

Automating post-ship documentation updates involves reading project documentation files, comparing changes against the codebase, and applying factual updates directly to ensure consistency. This process also flags risky updates for approval and polishes CHANGELOG entries.

Keeping documentation consistent with codebase changes requires cross-doc consistency checks and codebase integration to audit files. It updates TODOS.md items based on latest code changes and optionally reviews documentation against the codebase.

Yes, automating document updates and codebase integration requires a gstack environment and access to the project's code repository to read files, compare changes, and apply auto-updates successfully.

Yes, documentation automation can sync PR titles to start with the correct version number and update commit messages and PR bodies with documentation changes, ensuring software release consistency across version control.

Change management handles risky document updates by flagging them for user approval during the software release process, ensuring that potentially problematic auto-updates to documentation files are reviewed before application.

You should avoid automated post-ship documentation updates if your project lacks a gstack environment or code repository access, as comparing codebase changes and applying auto-updates depends entirely on these prerequisites.