sync-docs

You can sync documentation by detecting changes from recent commits and selectively patching referenced business, architecture, and workflow docs to reflect the new code updates.

Preventing documentation drift involves detecting code changes via git diff and selectively patching impacted architecture notes and workflow references to align with the latest updates.

Selective patching detects updated sections via git, patches the referenced business and architecture docs, and preserves human-authored descriptions while surfacing gaps and suggestions.

Yes, you can align multiple docs across frontend and backend domains by detecting git changes and selectively patching workflow references and business documentation to reflect the updates.

Syncing docs preserves human-authored descriptions while identifying updated sections, applying patches for new changes, and reporting what was changed along with any new documentation gaps.

Using git diff to update architecture documentation relies on detecting commit changes, so it requires a current branch with recent commits to accurately patch docs and report gaps.