Scans your git history since the last review, finds commits that touch user-facing features, then checks if your README, SPEC, and PRODUCT docs reflect reality. It's looking for the usual drift: features shipped but still in the roadmap section, capabilities marked "not supported" that already landed, quickstart commands that rotted. Creates a branch with minimal fixes and opens a PR. The philosophy here is surgical patches only, no rewrites or cosmetic changes, which keeps doc maintenance from turning into a bikeshedding vortex. Run it after major merges or on a schedule. Ignores dev-facing docs and refactor commits by design.
npx skills add https://github.com/paperclipai/paperclip --skill doc-maintenance