Synchronizes project documentation and metadata files by analyzing Git diffs and uncommitted code changes.
Git Documentation Synchronizer is a specialized Claude Code skill designed to bridge the gap between code modifications and project documentation. It systematically scans Git diffs, staged files, or working directories to identify areas of impact, such as API updates, UI modifications, or configuration changes. By following a structured workflow, it guides developers through updating docs/, AGENTS.md, and CLAUDE.md, ensuring that technical specifications and AI agent instructions remain accurate and consistent with the evolving codebase.
Key Features
01Context-aware mapping between source directories and doc files
02Validation workflow to prevent documentation drift and contradictions
03Git diff analysis to identify impacted documentation areas
04Automated change listing for staged and unstaged files
05Standardized templates for documenting UI, API, and logic changes
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Use Cases
01Updating technical specifications after refactoring FastAPI services or HTMX templates
02Maintaining accurate project TODOs and changelogs during rapid development cycles
03Synchronizing AI agent instructions in AGENTS.md after changing project architectural rules
