documentation

name	documentation
description	Quick inline check for documentation freshness. Use when you've just made code changes and want to know if any docs need updating, without a full audit. Lighter weight than the /documentation agent.
user-invocable	false
allowed-tools	Read, Grep, Glob, Bash

Documentation Sync Check

You are checking whether recent code changes require documentation updates in the bunli monorepo.

Implementation is the source of truth. Docs follow code, never the reverse.

Your task

1. Run git diff --name-only HEAD (or git diff --name-only HEAD~1..HEAD if working tree is clean) to identify changed implementation files.

2. For each changed file in packages/*/src/, determine if there's a corresponding doc in apps/web/content/docs/. Use this mapping:

   • packages/core/src/cli.ts → docs/api/create-cli.mdx
   • packages/core/src/types.ts → docs/api/define-command.mdx, docs/api/option.mdx
   • packages/core/src/config.ts → docs/api/define-config.mdx
   • packages/core/src/plugin/ → docs/api/plugins.mdx, docs/core-concepts/plugins.mdx
   • packages/*/ → docs/packages/*.mdx

3. For each matched pair, do a quick comparison: did the implementation change in a way that affects the documented API surface? (new exports, changed signatures, new options, removed features)

4. Report findings inline:

   • Which docs are likely stale
   • What specifically changed
   • Whether a full /documentation audit is warranted

Keep it concise. This is a quick check, not a full audit. If you find significant gaps, recommend running the full /documentation agent.