Update the docs.
Keep your words.
Ask Claude Code or Codex to document a code change. Pin the sections you wrote, then review the bounded patch.
Run an authenticated demo
Give your agent one clear job.
Open the checkout in Claude Code or Codex and give it the prompt below. The helper creates a temporary Git project with a pinned Quick start and editable API section; Claudux checks the returned patch.
Python 3, Node 18+, Bash, and an authenticated Claude Code or Codex CLI.
Run examples/agent-demo/run.sh. In two bullets, 35 words maximum: state the API change, then whether source, pinned Quick start, and original fixture stayed unchanged.Install Claudux for your project ↗
You decide what can change.
A committed manifest identifies the pages, generated sections, and pinned text. In manifest mode, the coding agent returns patches and Claudux checks the batch before writing.
Without a manifest, the backend writes docs directly. With either approach, a reviewable diff is the result: you still check that the explanation is right.