sync-docs

To keep documentation up-to-date when refactoring public APIs, you can parse code differences, match modifications to existing docs, and apply precise minimal edits. This reduces manual effort and ensures consistency between the codebase and package documentation.

Automating CLAUDE.md updates involves analyzing recent code modifications affecting public APIs and adjusting the corresponding documentation entries automatically. This ensures consistency across packages and apps without requiring manual intervention.

Code sync for documentation identifies which files need updates by parsing code differences in your packages and matching those modifications to existing documentation files. It then makes precise, minimal edits to reflect recent changes.

This documentation sync approach is designed for codebases with substantial documentation coverage. It requires matching code changes to existing docs, so it works best when there is already accurate package documentation to synchronize with recent modifications.

You should use automated documentation updates when you need to ensure consistency across packages and apps after modifying public APIs. It reduces manual effort and errors by applying precise, minimal edits to relevant files based on parsed code differences.