documentation-update

Documentation sync is achieved by detecting affected docs from code changes and triggering updates across READMEs, API references, and config guides. The skill automates this by validating builds, checking links, and updating changelogs using standard tooling for each language ecosystem.

Markdown validation and link checking are performed through build and lint processes that enforce style conformity. The skill runs these checks across Python, JS/TS, Go, Java, and Rust projects to ensure API references and examples remain accurate after updates.

Multi-language projects are supported across Python, JS/TS, Go, Java, and Rust ecosystems. The skill applies standard tooling for each language to update installation steps, setup guides, and API references, ensuring consistent documentation validation regardless of the tech stack.

Changelog updates are automated by detecting code changes that affect documentation and appending relevant entries. The skill identifies feature rollouts and configuration changes, then triggers changelog modifications alongside README and deployment guide updates for faster release readiness.

Documentation drift happens when code changes are made without updating corresponding docs. The skill prevents this by detecting affected documentation files, validating them with lint checks, and ensuring examples, links, and API references stay current with the latest codebase.