knowledge-sync-init

To sync documentation with source code, you can initialize a structured knowledge base that maps repository globs to documentation areas, ensuring technical docs stay version-controlled and consistent when relevant code changes. This generates the necessary configuration files automatically.

Automated knowledge-base initialization uses an interactive setup process to generate standardized configuration files like .knowledge-sync.yml and CONVENTIONS.md, enforcing documentation quality and strict adherence to Diátaxis standards across your repository tree.

Yes, you can sync external sources from tools like Linear or Notion using a safe, opt-in framework that prevents credential exposure in the configuration files, keeping your integration secure while maintaining knowledge-base synchronization.

Yes, the documentation mapping supports the Diátaxis framework strictly, ensuring your version-controlled knowledge management system enforces standardized technical documentation areas mapped directly from your project source code globs.

Knowledge bases maintain consistency by interactively mapping source code paths to specific documentation areas, triggering updates to technical docs whenever relevant code changes occur within the mapped repository globs.

Bootstrapping a version-controlled documentation system requires standardized configuration files, specifically .knowledge-sync.yml and CONVENTIONS.md, which enforce quality and map source code globs to documentation areas.