update-project-docsv1.0.3

After merging a feature branch that adds a new API endpoint, the user runs this skill to update the API reference docs. The skill detects a new function and prompts the user to add its documentation, ensuring the docs stay in sync with the code.

A new developer joins a project with no existing documentation sync records. They run the skill to perform a full audit, which reads the entire codebase and identifies all missing or outdated documentation, creating a baseline for future incremental updates.

Before a major release, the team uses the skill to review all documentation impacted by recent changes. It compares the current branch against the last sync point and walks through each outdated doc for update confirmation, reducing release risks.

An open source maintainer uses the skill to ensure all new contributions include corresponding documentation updates. The skill checks for missing docs in PRs and scaffolds placeholder docs that contributors can fill in.

In a fintech startup, regulatory changes require updating internal documentation. The skill helps the compliance team track which docs are affected by code changes and validates that all required updates are made before audits.

Offer the skill as a premium plugin in CI/CD platforms like GitHub Actions or GitLab CI. Users pay per month based on the number of repositories, with a free tier for small projects.

Provide basic documentation sync for free with limited features (e.g., only Markdown). Full support for multiple formats, custom templates, and advanced validation requires a one-time purchase or annual license.

Package the skill with onboarding sessions for teams adopting documentation best practices. Consulting includes setting up the skill for complex projects and training developers on maintaining doc quality.