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To keep documentation accurate after a codebase update, you can audit and correct docs by comparing them against the live project state. This addresses discrepancies in commands, file paths, and configuration details.

Documentation auditing is the process of comparing documentation files against the live codebase to identify and correct discrepancies. It ensures project instructions accurately reflect current scripts and configuration.

You can sync README installation instructions with a new build script by auditing the documentation against the current codebase. This corrects outdated commands and behavior descriptions to match the new process.

Yes, you need access to the file system, git logs, and project manifest files to audit project documentation. These resources are required to verify the current codebase state and accurately correct discrepancies.

The best way to fix outdated file paths and commands in documentation is to run an automated correction process that aligns docs with the current codebase state. This resolves discrepancies in commands, scripts, and configuration.

Documentation becomes inconsistent with the codebase when project updates modify build scripts, commands, or configuration without manually updating the docs. Auditing identifies and corrects these outdated behavior descriptions.