Systematically verifies technical documentation accuracy by comparing claims against actual codebase reality.
The Documentation Auditor skill prevents documentation drift by performing a rigorous two-pass verification of your project's docs. It identifies outdated file references, incorrect configuration defaults, missing environment variables, and broken CLI command examples. By analyzing patterns from identified errors, it proactively searches for similar inconsistencies across your entire documentation suite, ensuring your guides, READMEs, and API references remain perfectly synchronized with your implementation—making it an essential tool before major releases or after significant refactors.
Key Features
01Automated gap detection comparing codebase inventory against documented items
02Two-pass verification process for both direct claim extraction and pattern-based expansion
03Tiered confidence system for automated, semi-automated, and human-review verification
04Generates standardized markdown audit reports with executive summaries and suggested fixes
05Support for parallel processing across multiple documents to handle large repositories
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Use Cases
01Identifying 'dead' scripts and orphaned environment variables mentioned in legacy docs
02Verifying all documentation claims are accurate before a major production release
03Syncing setup guides and READMEs immediately after a large-scale codebase refactor
