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To keep documentation in sync with your codebase, you can audit the files within the website/ directory against the actual code. This process verifies diagrams, checks code samples, and identifies content gaps to ensure technical accuracy.

Auditing technical writing for outdated features involves comparing documentation against the current codebase to pinpoint missing or removed features. This identifies discrepancies and ensures website content accurately reflects recent code updates.

Verifying code samples and diagrams in website documentation requires checking these elements against the actual codebase. This content verification ensures that technical references and feature descriptions remain accurate and aligned with current code.

You need to update documentation after modifying code whenever changes affect existing features. Running a documentation audit identifies content gaps and outdated information, preventing misleading technical documentation for your software project.

Yes, you can identify missing documentation for new codebase features by auditing the website/ directory. This process compares documentation against the actual code to pinpoint gaps where new features lack corresponding technical descriptions.

Yes, the documentation review process works without external dependencies. It directly audits the website/ directory against the current codebase to verify accuracy and identify gaps, requiring no additional setup or external libraries.