docs-sync

Scan the codebase for skills, commands, and agents, then update all documentation to reflect the current state. Fixes count mismatches, adds missing entries, and removes stale references.

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Install skill "docs-sync" with this command: npx skills add laurigates/claude-plugins/laurigates-claude-plugins-docs-sync

/docs:sync [OPTIONS]

Scan the codebase for skills, commands, and agents, then update all documentation to reflect the current state. Fixes count mismatches, adds missing entries, and removes stale references.

Usage

/docs:sync # Sync all documentation /docs:sync --scope skills # Only sync skill documentation /docs:sync --scope commands # Only sync command documentation /docs:sync --scope agents # Only sync agent documentation /docs:sync --dry-run # Show what would change without modifying /docs:sync --verbose # Show detailed scanning output

Parameters

  • --scope <type>

  • Limit sync to specific type: skills , commands , agents , or all (default)

  • --dry-run

  • Preview changes without modifying files

  • --verbose

  • Show detailed progress during scanning

Execution

Execute this documentation sync workflow:

Step 1: Discover codebase items

Scan source directories:

Skills

find .claude/skills -name "SKILL.md" -type f

Commands

find .claude/commands -name "*.md" -type f ! -name "CLAUDE.md"

Agents

find .claude/agents -name "*.md" -type f

Extract metadata from each item:

  • Skills: Parse YAML frontmatter for name and description

  • Commands: Parse description from frontmatter, infer namespace from path

  • Agents: Parse frontmatter for name , description , tools

Parse existing documentation:

  • .claude/skills/CLAUDE.md

  • Current skill catalog with categories

  • .claude/skills/CLAUDE.md

  • Command reference with namespaces

  • Root CLAUDE.md

  • Summary counts and highlights

Step 2: Analyze differences

Compare actual vs documented:

  • Find items in directories but not in documentation (NEW)

  • Find items in documentation but not in directories (STALE)

  • Check if counts match

Categorize new items:

For skills, determine category by:

  • Name patterns: ux-* , git-* , python-* → matching category

  • Description keywords: "accessibility", "testing", "infrastructure"

  • Similar existing skills in same domain

  • If uncertain, suggest "Uncategorized" for manual review

For user-invocable skills, determine namespace from directory name:

  • skills/git-commit/SKILL.md → git: namespace

  • skills/handoffs/SKILL.md → Root level

For agents, determine domain from description keywords

Identify documentation sections to update:

  • Count patterns: N skills , N total , (N skills)

  • List sections by category/namespace

  • Summary tables

Step 3: Apply updates

Update counts throughout documentation:

  • Search for patterns like 63 skills or 63 specialized skills

  • Replace with accurate count

  • Update category counts like ### Core Development (9 skills)

Add new items to appropriate sections:

Skills catalog format:

Category Name (N skills)

  • skill-name - Description from SKILL.md frontmatter

Command table format:

| Namespace | Commands | Purpose | | /command | Description | Usage context |

Agent inventory format:

| Agent | Purpose | Key Tools | | agent-name | Description | Tool1, Tool2 |

Remove stale entries that no longer exist in codebase

Update cross-references:

  • "See also" sections

  • Related skills/commands lists

Step 4: Report results

Generate summary of changes:

Documentation Sync Report

Skills

  • ✅ Added N new skills to catalog
    • skill-name → Category Name
  • ✅ Removed N stale skills
  • ✅ Updated skill count: OLD → NEW

Commands

  • ✅ Added N new commands
    • /namespace:command → Description
  • ✅ Updated command counts

Agents

  • ✅ Added N new agents
    • agent-name → Domain
  • ✅ Updated agent inventory

Files Modified

  • path/to/file.md (N changes)

Manual Review Needed

  • item-name: Could not determine category

Documentation Files to Update

Primary targets (always check):

  • .claude/skills/CLAUDE.md

  • Skills catalog

  • .claude/skills/CLAUDE.md

  • Commands reference

  • CLAUDE.md (root) - Repository overview

Secondary targets (if they exist):

  • README.md

  • Project README

  • docs/ directory content

  • Any file containing skill/command/agent counts

Categorization Rules

Skill Categories

Pattern Category

ux-* , accessibility-* , design-*

UX & Accessibility

git-* , github-*

Version Control & GitHub

python-* , uv-* , ruff-*

Python Development

typescript-* , nodejs-* , vitest-*

TypeScript/JavaScript

rust-* , cpp-* , embedded-*

Systems Languages

container-* , kubernetes-* , helm-* , terraform-*

Infrastructure & DevOps

test-* , playwright-* , mutation-*

Testing & Quality

agent-* , multi-agent-*

Meta & Coordination

Skill Namespaces

Determined by skill directory name prefix:

  • skills/git-*/SKILL.md → git: namespace

  • skills/docs-*/SKILL.md → docs: namespace

  • skills/*/SKILL.md (no prefix) → Root level skills

Error Handling

  • Missing documentation file: Create from template with discovered content

  • Malformed YAML frontmatter: Warn and skip item, report in summary

  • Ambiguous categorization: Add to "Uncategorized" section, flag for review

  • Duplicate entries: Warn and keep first occurrence

Best Practices

  • Run after adding features - Keep docs in sync with implementation

  • Review dry-run first - Verify categorization before applying

  • Commit docs separately - Use docs: conventional commit prefix

  • Check cross-references - Ensure "See also" sections are updated

Example Session

After adding new skills

/docs:sync --dry-run

Review output, then apply

/docs:sync

Commit the documentation updates

git add .claude/ git commit -m "docs: sync documentation with new UX implementation features"

See Also

  • Commands: /docs:generate for generating new documentation

  • Skills: release-please-protection for automated versioning

  • Workflow: Run after /project:new or major feature additions

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