readme-reviser

To update a README to reflect recent project changes, run the reviser on the repository. It aligns documentation with the latest implementation by ensuring required section headings are present and the Quick Start contains a single instructional sentence.

The best way to rewrite markdown documentation after a feature update is to frame the revisions as if they have always been present. This avoids language that implies recent additions and keeps guides consistent across releases.

Automatic documentation alignment works by scanning the repository to refresh READMEs after code updates. It enforces structural consistency by verifying required section headings and streamlining the Quick Start instructions to match the current state.

Yes, you can use a documentation reviser for onboarding contributors to frequently updated repositories. It refreshes READMEs after updates, ensuring new team members read guides that accurately reflect the latest implementation state.

Yes, the README revision process requires specific section headings to ensure structural consistency. The reviser checks the document to guarantee the description uses the required headings and that the Quick Start contains a single instructional sentence.