miko.catchup_system_hld

To keep your high level design document in sync with the codebase, you can run a check that identifies discrepancies in directory structures, API patterns, and business rules, then proposes necessary updates to the documentation.

High level design document maintenance is the process of verifying that documented directory structures, API patterns, and business rules still accurately reflect the current codebase implementation.

You validate API patterns against current routing definitions by running an API structure validation check that confirms all documented endpoints match the actual codebase routing implementation.

You should update system design documentation regularly after major changes in the codebase to maintain consistency between the design documentation and the actual code.

Yes, you need codebase access and documentation files to check business rule alignment, as the process assesses if documented rules still apply and are correctly reflected in the code.