documentation

To generate project documentation automatically, you initiate a structured workflow that scans your architecture references and codebase to produce aligned READMEs, API docs, and architecture guides. This ensures your documentation remains consistent with the underlying project structure.

The best way to ensure API docs and READMEs match your codebase is to use a review validation step that checks documentation accuracy and completeness against your architecture docs. This enforces architecture alignment and identifies inconsistencies before publishing.

Yes, you can create multiple documentation types across different tech stacks by applying standardized templates for READMEs, APIs, and architecture docs. The system analyzes your project sources to output a complete, ready-to-publish documentation bundle.

To plan content outlines for architecture documentation, you analyze existing code and architecture references to identify specific documentation needs. This planning phase determines the exact required templates and content structure before generating the final docs.

No, this documentation workflow does not require specific external dependencies to scan your codebase. You only need to provide your architecture references and project sources through the CLI to initiate the automated documentation generation process.

You should avoid automating project documentation generation when your project lacks established architecture references or a stable codebase structure. Without these foundational artifacts, the automated scan and validation cannot enforce alignment or ensure documentation accuracy.