Agent skill
doc-update-target-gamma
{{ ƔƔƔ }} Update existing documentation to reflect recent code changes
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SKILL.md
Analyze recent code changes and update the specified documentation file.
Steps
- Identify doc to update (from argument, or check ~/.claude/doc-reminders.txt)
- Review recent commits (git log -10 --oneline) and relevant diffs
- Read existing doc to understand structure and style
- Identify specific updates needed (outdated sections, new sections, examples)
- Generate updates preserving existing structure; show diff
- Apply on approval; remove from doc-reminders.txt if applicable
Notes
- Match existing documentation style
- Don't remove content unless obsolete
- Update timestamps in doc frontmatter
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