java-update-design

To keep DESIGN.md in sync with Java code changes, analyze staged diffs and recent commits to detect new entities or services, then propose targeted updates to the design document. This ensures architecture docs reflect the current codebase state.

Automating design documentation updates for Java repositories involves running an update-design workflow that cross-checks code and design artifacts. It validates synchronization, ensures document integrity, and prompts for explicit confirmation before applying edits.

Yes, syncing Java architecture documentation requires DESIGN.md at the project root or docs/DESIGN.md. The workflow also supports modular design structures and multi-file groups to maintain coherence across a project.

Yes, you can validate DESIGN.md synchronization against staged Java commits by analyzing the staged diffs. The validation workflow cross-checks code and design artifacts, proposing updates and prompting for explicit confirmation before applying changes.

Design sync handles modular DESIGN.md structures in Java projects by supporting modular equivalents and multi-file groups. It analyzes recent commits to propose targeted updates, maintaining coherence across the project's design artifacts.

Architecture documentation drifts from Java code changes when new entities, services, or endpoints are added without updating DESIGN.md. Analyzing staged diffs detects this design evidence and proposes corresponding updates to keep documents aligned.