dsh-doc-impact

Agents ship code changes every turn, yet the docs that describe those changes are silently left behind. dsh-doc-impact wires code and documentation together in a declarative impact graph, turning the convention of module A changed, doc B must be reviewed into a configurable, automatically enforced rule.

The workflow runs in four beats: at the first step a turn the plugin snapshots a baseline (git HEAD or file content hashes); when the turn is about to stop it diffs the workspace against that baseline and matches the delta against your project rules; a single aggregated reminder is injected so the agent takes one extra model step to review or update the affected documents; in strict modes the agent must explicitly call a resolve tool with a status and reason, and per-fingerprint loop protection prevents endless re-reminders. Four strategies (remind, require-resolution, require-review, require-update), glob include/exclude, and dual git/filesystem detectors are all supported. The plugin ships as a standard Cordis extension with no Harness core patches required, and every setting is toggleable live from the Settings panel.

If your project has an agent touching core modules while API references, architecture notes, and user guides live across the repo, dsh-doc-impact turns doc-sync into an automatic part of every turn, keeping code and documentation in lockstep.