sync-docs

To sync documentation with code changes, you analyze modified files to verify references, versions, and examples, then update README and docs files to match. Running the skill in report mode scans recent changes and surfaces required documentation updates.

Documentation drift is detected by analyzing changed code files and verifying that references, versions, and examples in README, CHANGELOG, and docs markdown files still match the current code state. A report mode scan surfaces these inconsistencies.

Keeping a CHANGELOG updated involves analyzing code changes and updating the changelog to ensure version consistency and accurate descriptions of modifications. The skill applies a structured workflow to align changelog entries with actual code state.

Yes, documentation can be updated across different programming languages by analyzing changed files to ensure references and versions match code changes. The skill locates relevant markdown files and updates them regardless of the code language used.

The best way to check if README references match the code is to run a report mode scan that analyzes modified files and surfaces documentation updates. This verifies that version numbers and code examples align with the actual code state.

Documentation synchronization works with orchestration tools by returning structured results after applying its phase-driven workflow. This allows orchestration systems to consume the documentation update status and coordinate subsequent actions.