update-doc

To update documentation files while preserving markdown headings, load the target file by filename, path, or content, apply your directed edits, and write the changes back without altering the existing section structure. It ensures structural integrity throughout the revision process.

The best way to edit existing docs in the .chalk/docs/ repository is to locate the target markdown file by filename or content, apply user-directed revisions, update the Last updated line with today's date, and confirm the file path.

Yes, you can revise engineering and product docs by locating the target documentation file using filename, path, or content search. This applies across Chalk documentation domains for edits, revisions, and clarifications.

To automatically update the Last updated line in markdown docs, apply your text edits to the target file and the system will inject today's date alongside a concise note. It writes the changes back and confirms the file path.

Updating documentation works across Chalk documentation domains, including engineering, product, and usage docs. It locates the target file, applies edits while preserving headings, and updates the versioning metadata before writing changes back.

A limitation when editing markdown docs is that the process preserves existing headings and sections, meaning structural reorganization is not supported. It focuses on applying content edits, revisions, and clarifications to the located file.