document-release

Automate post-release documentation updates by auditing Markdown files against code changes and auto-updating factual content. This workflow gates risky edits, polishes CHANGELOG voice, and ensures cross-document consistency without manual intervention.

Documentation drift occurs when Markdown files become outdated relative to code changes after shipping. You audit it by running an automated check that compares Markdown content against code changes to identify factual inconsistencies and cross-document mismatches.

Yes, you can automatically synchronize CHANGELOG updates with your codebase by auditing Markdown files against code changes and polishing the CHANGELOG voice. The workflow applies safety guards to gate risky changes during automated edits.

Yes, a precomputed detection cache and preconfigured preambles are required to run this documentation audit. You also need a repository containing Markdown docs and safety guards configured to gate risky automated changes.

The best way to maintain cross-document consistency is running an automated post-ship audit that checks all Markdown files against code changes and auto-updates factual content. This approach catches drift early and polishes CHANGELOG voice for release notes.

Run an automated documentation audit after shipping or whenever documentation may be stale relative to the codebase. Limitations include requiring a precomputed detection cache, preconfigured preambles, and safety guards to gate risky automated edits.