Cod Doc

Docs that drift from code are worse than no docs.
COD-DOC makes drift detectable — and gives both humans and LLM agents one shared, auditable interface to fix it.

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Docs, tasks, plans, stories, links and revisions live in a database (`/.cod-doc/state.db`). Markdown is a *projection* of that state, not the source of truth — so a doc can never silently drift away from the task that changed it.

Features

• Hash-verified docs. Every markdown file carries a content hash of the DB state it was projected from. cod-doc doc drift tells you exactly which file was edited behind the system's back.
• Every edit is a revision. Full append-only history per document and per task, with revert — not a git blame on a 900-line file.
• First-class links. Documents, sections, tasks, ADRs and git commits reference each other as rows. Renames cascade instead of rotting.
• Task engine with atomic checkout. 7-state task lifecycle, dependency graph, plan sections, ready-queue — agents lock work instead of racing it.
• Built for LLM agents. A dedicated 6-tool MCP profile (agent_pick, agent_report, agent_complete, …) gives an agent everything it needs in on