Hey everyone,
I’ve been using Claude Code for months and kept hitting the same issue: after refactoring code, the README still describes the old API, making onboarding new devs messy.
So I built DocAlign, a free open-source Claude Code plugin (MIT license) that:
Scans your commits to find outdated docs (e.g., README.md missing new features).
Generates a clean report like:
DocAlign Report
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Docs to update:
[MED] README.md — missing new recipe
[LOW] API.md — outdated param count
No update needed:
[OK] CHANGELOG
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Then you approve what to fix and it edits just the affected sections.
The key thing: it knows to ignore its own config files. Won't touch CLAUDE.md, .claude/, your skills, etc. Only your actual project docs.
Works with any text format — .md, .rst, .txt, even .adoc.
Install (v0.2.0, early version—feedback welcome!):
claude plugin marketplace add https://github.com/F2077/doc-align
claude plugin install doc-align
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