git-doc-updater

Documentation sync automates updates to README.md, CHANGELOG.md, ROADMAP.md, ARCHITECTURE.md, and Memory Bank files before Git commits. The Skill analyzes code changes and applies minimal updates with semantic versioning, eliminating manual sync work during development.

Yes. The Skill triggers before Git commit, push, or release operations to check and update all key documentation files. It generates concise, semantic-versioned changes and maintains Memory Bank components (activeContext.md, progress.md, decisionLog.md, productContext.md) for precise state tracking.

It updates README.md, CHANGELOG.md, ROADMAP.md, ARCHITECTURE.md, and Memory Bank files. Updates follow Keep a Changelog formatting standards and apply minimal, semantic-versioned changes tied directly to code modifications.

The Skill analyzes code changes before each Git operation, generates targeted documentation updates with semantic versioning, and syncs Memory Bank components. This ensures documentation reflects current code state without manual review overhead.

Use it when managing projects where documentation drift creates maintenance overhead. It's most valuable for teams committing frequently, maintaining multiple documentation formats, and tracking project state through Memory Bank files alongside code.

Automated sync eliminates manual README, CHANGELOG, and Memory Bank updates by triggering on Git operations and applying semantic-versioned changes based on code analysis. Manual updates risk drift; automation keeps docs synchronized with every commit.