OMA Documentation Drift Detector
Maintains documentation accuracy by detecting broken references and proposing updates based on recent code changes.
The oma-docs skill for Claude Code ensures your project's documentation remains in sync with the actual codebase. It identifies 'documentation drift' by verifying file paths, CLI commands, config keys, and environment variables referenced in your markdown files. The skill features two primary modes: 'verify' for a deep scan of existing docs to find broken links, and 'sync' for analyzing git diffs to suggest precise documentation patches after code refactors. By automating the tedious process of cross-referencing docs with code, it helps teams maintain high-quality, reliable technical guides.
Key Features
01Interactive documentation syncing based on git diffs and recent code changes
02Workflow hooks for automated documentation integrity checks during development
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04Deep verification of file paths, CLI commands, and environment variables within docs
05Automated broken link detection using external URL checking integration
06Structured JSON and Markdown reporting for documentation health audits
Use Cases
01Identifying stale references in READMEs and guides after a major codebase refactor
02Performing a final documentation integrity check before a project release
03Generating documentation patch proposals to match newly staged code changes