sdd-forge.flow-sync

You can sync documentation with a codebase by running the flow sync command, which updates your docs to match the current code changes and optionally updates the flow.json progress file.

The best way to update docs without modifying flow.json is to run the sync command as a standalone operation, which updates your documentation against the current codebase while leaving the progress file untouched.

During the Flow Finalize phase, documentation sync runs the sync command to update docs against the current codebase and reflects the progress in the spec's flow.json, surfacing any errors clearly without command chaining.

Yes, you need the sdd-forge CLI to sync docs with your codebase, as the tool enforces a deterministic sequence of running the sync command, reporting results, and handling errors to ensure accurate documentation updates.

Your documentation sync command fails to chain because the tool enforces a deterministic sequence of running the sync command, reporting results, and handling errors independently without command chaining to ensure reliable execution.