update-reference

To keep reference documents synchronized, this Skill compares them against your current codebase and tests to identify discrepancies. It then updates the content, links, and confirmation dates to ensure your documentation accurately reflects the latest state.

The best way to update outdated documentation is to run a synchronization check against the source code. This Skill detects discrepancies and automatically applies type-specific update rules to align your reference documents with the new functionality.

Reference document synchronization handles knowledge management records by applying distinct update rules based on document type. It updates 'fact' documents for current state, 'vision' for future plans, and 'history' for past records accordingly.

Yes, you can automatically check code and test discrepancies against existing documentation. The Skill scans your reference files, identifies mismatches with the current codebase, and updates content, links, or confirmation dates to resolve them.

Reference documents show outdated information after version control updates because they were not synchronized with the new code state. Running this Skill checks for discrepancies and updates the documents to match the latest changes.

You should avoid automated reference synchronization if your project lacks established document type classifications like 'fact', 'vision', or 'history', as the Skill relies on these distinct categories to apply the correct update rules.