Doc Consolidate
Categorizes and indexes scattered documentation across a repository into a unified reference directory.
Doc Consolidate is a cognitive architecture utility for Claude Code designed to eliminate documentation sprawl. It crawls your repository to discover READMEs, changelogs, API guides, and troubleshooting docs, then organizes them into a structured index within the .aiwg/docs/ directory. By generating a master manifest and lightweight stubs rather than duplicating files, it provides a centralized map of project knowledge for developers and AI agents, ensuring all documentation is easily discoverable without creating version drift.
Key Features
01Heuristic-based classification into eight distinct categories including API, Deployment, and Planning
02146 GitHub stars
03Generation of a master _manifest.yaml for structured programmatic access to project documentation
04Dry-run capability to preview documentation classifications and organization before execution
05Automated discovery of Markdown, RST, and ASCII-doc files across complex directory structures
06Incremental scanning mode to efficiently update the index based only on recent file changes
Use Cases
01Auditing documentation coverage to identify gaps and low-confidence classifications in project docs
02Inventorying a large monorepo to locate scattered guides, RFCs, and technical specifications
03Preparing a repository for AI-augmented development by creating a semantic map of project knowledge