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# Auto-update

> Switch on auto-update and your docs will update themselves as changes across the codebase impact them.

Auto-update

# Keep your docs up to date

Switch on auto-update and your docs will update themselves as changes across the codebase impact them.

[Sign up](https://falconer.com/auth/signin)[Get a demo](https://falconer.com/demo)

Control modes

## Pick the level of control

### Full self-driving

Default

![Falconer applied changes to a document and lists what changed](https://falconer.com/_astro/auto-update-self-driving.D3nov_lF_Z27mth2.webp)

Falconer applies edits to the doc when code changes impact them, then notifies doc owners. Best for most use cases.

### Review

![A document with a pending review bar offering to request changes or approve](https://falconer.com/_astro/auto-update-review.C89zx-hd_1VeBNR.webp)

Falconer drafts edits in the doc and awaits your review before making the change. Best for security and legal docs.

How it works

## Turn on auto-updates for any published doc

Falconer watches your repositories for PR merges that impact your doc: reading the diff, drafting the edits, and notifying the owner in Slack.

01

### Fix

Falconer automatically finds, updates, and structures your knowledge.

02

### Find affected docs

Semantic search across your knowledge base surfaces the docs related to what changed.

03

### Score for staleness

A multi-model adversarial check decides whether each doc is genuinely out of date, curbing noise in a busy repo or knowledge base.

04

### Draft the edit

Proposed changes are scoped to the affected sections, not a full rewrite.

05

### Update or notify

Falconer applies the change and sends a Slack summary or awaits your review, based on your preference.