ocp-phase-docs

Updating project documentation after a development phase requires manually reviewing and modifying markdown files like phase plans, functional docs, technical docs, CLAUDE.md, and MEMORY.md to reflect phase deliverables and ensure knowledge base consistency.

Tracking phase completion in project plans involves systematically marking completed tasks and deferred items within the phase plan documentation, ensuring project records accurately reflect current development progress and outstanding deliverables.

Yes, the documentation update process works without automated scripts because it requires manual review and targeted updates to specific markdown files based on phase deliverables, ensuring comprehensive knowledge base consistency without automated generation.

Maintaining consistency across functional and technical documentation requires systematically updating all project records, including functional docs and technical architecture diagrams, after each development phase concludes to keep the knowledge base comprehensive.

A complete project knowledge base refresh requires updating phase plans, functional documentation, technical documentation, CLAUDE.md, skills, and MEMORY.md to ensure all records remain current and comprehensive after a development phase.

You should update CLAUDE.md and MEMORY.md in your project workflow immediately after a development phase is completed, ensuring all project knowledge bases reflect the latest phase deliverables and maintain overall consistency.