doc-update

name: doc-update description: Update project documentation after code changes. Analyzes git diff/PR changes and updates .ai_docs/, project/, and project_doc/ to stay in sync with the codebase. Use after completing a feature, bug fix, or any code changes that affect schemas, contexts, LiveViews, routes, design, or business rules. Triggers on /doc-update or when documentation sync is needed. argument-hint: "[branch-or-commit] (optional, defaults to current branch diff vs main)"

Documentation Update Skill

Analyze what changed in the code and update all project documentation to match.

Target: $ARGUMENTS (empty = diff current branch vs main)

Workflow

Step 1: Analyze Changes

Determine what changed:

# If argument is a branch name or empty
git diff main...HEAD --stat
git diff main...HEAD --name-only
git log main..HEAD --oneline

# If argument is a commit hash
git show <commit> --stat

Categorize each changed file:

Step 2: Read Current Documentation

For each category identified in Step 1, read the corresponding doc files listed above. Understand their current state so updates are precise.

Step 3: Update .ai_docs

Update files in .ai_docs/ to reflect the actual codebase. See references/ai-docs-guide.md for what each file covers and update rules.

Priority updates:

1. schemas.md - Add/update schema tables, fields, associations
2. contexts.md - Add/update context functions and their signatures
3. live-views.md - Add/update LiveView modules, events, assigns
4. routing.md - Add/update routes
5. 1-techstack.md - Update domain concepts if new features added

Step 4: Update project/

Update sprint PRDs and roadmap:

1. Read project/ROADMAP.md - Check off completed phases/features
2. Find the relevant project/sprint-*/PRD-*.md - Mark tasks as done [x]
3. If all tasks in a PRD are done, set State: DONE and Completed Date: YYYY-MM-DD

Step 5: Update project_doc/

Update technical specifications and design docs:

1. data-model.md - Update ER diagram, schema tables, field lists for new/changed schemas
2. design/pages/*.md - Update page descriptions if UI changed (new sections, buttons, forms)
3. api-endpoints.md - Update if API routes changed
4. auth-strategy.md - Update if auth/permissions changed
5. user-flow.md - Update if user flows changed

Step 6: Update CLAUDE.md (if needed)

Only update .claude/CLAUDE.md for significant changes:

• New data models (add to Core Data Models section)
• New LiveView pages (add to LiveView Pages Structure)
• Changed business rules (update Key Features section)
• New environment variables or config

Step 7: Summary Report

Display a summary:

Documentation Updated
=====================
Changes analyzed: X files changed

Updated docs:
- .ai_docs/4-domains/schemas.md (added Challenge schema fields)
- project/sprint-0/PRD-3.md (marked 3 tasks done)
- project_doc/docs/specifications/data-model.md (updated ER diagram)
- ...

Skipped (no relevant changes):
- .ai_docs/4-domains/api.md (no API changes)
- ...

Rules

1. Only update what changed - Do not rewrite entire files. Use targeted edits.
2. Preserve existing content - Add to or modify sections, never delete unrelated content.
3. Match existing style - Follow the formatting and conventions already in each file.
4. Read before write - Always read a doc file before editing it.
5. Be factual - Only document what actually exists in the code, not aspirational features.
6. No redundancy - If something is already documented correctly, skip it.

References

• references/ai-docs-guide.md - Detailed guide for what each .ai_docs/ file covers