project-docs-architect

To keep project documentation in sync with code changes, this Skill verifies CLAUDE.md maps and updates registries automatically after files are added or removed. It enforces update protocols to maintain a consistent, machine-readable knowledge map across the repository.

A CLAUDE.md knowledge map is a living documentation structure placed at the project root and subdirectories. You need it during onboarding and active development to reduce token waste from re-scanning the project and manual updates.

To initialize project documentation registries, run the Skill's initialization commands to establish CLAUDE.md mappings at the project root and relevant subdirectories. This creates a structured knowledge map aligned with your existing code.

Yes, you can use this protocol during post-implementation reviews to verify documentation integrity. It checks CLAUDE.md maps against the current codebase to ensure registries remain accurate and consistent after development cycles.

The best way to avoid manual registry updates is enforcing a structured CLAUDE.md knowledge map with specific rules and registry formats. This Skill automates mapping and updates, keeping documentation aligned with code without manual intervention.

Project documentation drifts when registry structures lack an enforced update protocol after code changes. This Skill solves the drift by verifying CLAUDE.md integrity and applying six specific rules to maintain consistency across files.