pre-commit-docs-sync

To enforce up-to-date README documentation before every git commit, use a pre-commit validation gate that inspects staged code diffs and blocks the commit until README.md reflects the changes. This ensures documentation parity automatically.

Pre-commit documentation parity is the state where staged code changes are accurately reflected in project docs. Diff analysis works by inspecting staged changes, highlighting differences, and suggesting specific documentation updates to align with the code.

Yes, you can use a pre-commit hook to keep project architecture docs in sync with code changes. It validates that .cursor/project_architecture.md accurately reflects staged changes, guiding developers to review and update architecture documentation before committing.

The best way to stop commits with outdated documentation is implementing a pre-commit gate that validates documentation parity. It inspects staged diffs and blocks the commit entirely until both README.md and project architecture docs reflect the changes.

Your pre-commit hook blocks commits when documentation is out of date because it detects a mismatch between staged code diffs and your docs. It halts the commit to prevent misleading documentation, highlighting differences and suggesting necessary updates.