readme-auto-updater

You can automatically update README.md files by scanning your Next.js project structure, APIs, dependencies, and git history to generate documentation that stays in sync with your codebase. This reduces manual maintenance overhead.

Automated documentation generation works by orchestrating structure, API, dependency, and change scanners to analyze your codebase and git history. It then writes a metadata JSON and an updated README reflecting the evolving project state.

Yes, you can generate project docs incrementally. The system applies updates during major changes or module completion, scanning modified APIs and dependencies to keep documentation current without regenerating the entire file.

The best way to keep documentation in sync is automating README generation from codebase analysis and git history. This ensures docs reflect structural changes, API updates, and dependency shifts during development cycles.

Yes, the updater enforces JKKN terminology to ensure consistent, accessible documentation across the project. It applies these standards while writing the metadata JSON and updated README files.

You should avoid automated README generation for non-Next.js projects or when your documentation requires custom formatting outside standard metadata JSON structures and enforced terminology constraints.