update-training

To audit training materials against the Claude Code changelog, run the update-training skill. It scans documentation and examples to identify stale references, missing feature coverage, and legacy content using parallel agents.

Yes, you can automatically fix outdated documentation after a new release. The skill optionally applies targeted fixes to identified issues, ensuring training materials are updated and aligned with the latest official changelog.

You can check documentation for specific version ranges of Claude Code using the version filtering option. This allows you to audit specific version ranges to track changes over time and identify stale references within that scope.

The best way to find deprecated commands and old file paths in code examples is to run an automated audit. The skill scans examples against the official changelog to identify legacy content and missing feature coverage.

Yes, the documentation audit supports filtering by severity and focus area. You can limit the scope of the scan and apply severity-based fixes to prioritize critical updates in your training materials.

When scanning training materials for stale references, consider that the audit relies on the official Claude Code changelog as its source of truth. If your documentation covers undocumented features or custom workflows, those sections may not be flagged or fixed automatically.