Sweepr does the doc work you keep putting off.
Keep docs updated from the repo, prevent documentation drift, and turn messy worklogs into clear, verified changes. Connect the docs once; Sweepr handles the alignment pass when code moves.
From app setup to clean doc updates in four moves.
Recommended Flow
Step 1
Connect in the app
Connect your repo, choose included repos, and add any existing Notion or repo docs first.
Step 2
Install the skill
Adds the Sweepr documentation-linking skill to Codex and Claude Code.
npm install -g sweepr-codeStep 3
Sign in once
Stores one local Sweepr session for this machine. Future runs reuse it automatically.
sweepr-code loginStep 4
Run Sweepr
Run from a local checkout. Codex uses `$sweepr`; Claude Code uses `/sweepr`.
$sweepr
/sweeprOther Commands
Check Sweepr files
Checks that Sweepr is ready in the current project.
sweepr-code checkRefresh link note
Writes minimal .sweepr config and context hints for this checkout.
sweepr-code initInstall repo-local assets
Copies Sweepr agent assets into the repository only when that scope is wanted.
sweepr-code repo-installDiagnose Notion access
Checks auth, workspace, URL parsing, and page sharing for a linked Notion doc.
sweepr-code notion doctor <url-or-page-id>Append Notion update
Writes a bounded linked-page update through Sweepr's stored Notion auth.
sweepr-code notion update <url-or-page-id> --file update.md --yesWrite optional hook templates
Writes templates under .sweepr/hooks and never modifies .git/hooks.
sweepr-code hooks installConnect once. Let Sweepr keep the docs honest.
Connect your repo, choose included repos, and link docs when they exist. The next `$sweepr` or `/sweepr` run matches the local Git remote and uses that registry.