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Automating documentation updates after code review requires parsing state.md and review.md to reflect implemented changes in external docs. This ensures CHANGELOG, README, and ADRs accurately capture the latest approved modifications.

Version bumping for releaseable artifacts is handled conditionally during the documentation update process. It triggers only after the code review phase is approved, ensuring version numbers reflect the newly implemented and reviewed changes.

To ensure Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) update automatically with code changes, you need an automated documentation tool that reads execution_plan.md and review.md. This applies conditional changes to ADRs only after the review phase is explicitly approved.

Yes, you can update project documentation conditionally by checking the review.md file status. The documentation update process strictly applies changes to external docs only if the code review phase has been formally approved, preventing unreviewed modifications from being documented.

Automating change tracking for software documentation requires access to state.md, requirement.md, execution_plan.md, and review.md. These files provide the necessary context regarding implemented changes and approval status to update CHANGELOG and README accurately.