Find the Gaps reads your code and your docs side by side, and shows you everywhere they’ve drifted apart — the missing pages, the dead links, the silently wrong examples — before your customers find it first.
brew install sandgardenhq/tap/find-the-gaps
Bun is a fast, all-in-one JavaScript & TypeScript runtime — a drop-in replacement for Node with a built-in package manager, test runner, and bundler.
Sorted by severity. Each item links back to the line of code and the docs page it disagrees with.
Bun.serve({ tls })
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Docs show key/cert as strings — code now also accepts BunFile and Buffer.
bun install --frozen-lockfile
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Flag added in v1.1.30. No mention on the install reference page.
src/install/install.zig · L412Bun.password.hash()
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Docs example uses algorithm: 'bcrypt' — default changed to 'argon2id'.
bun.lock
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Page describes bun.lockb (binary). Format is now text-based bun.lock.
bun --hot
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Watcher behavior changed for node_modules. Docs unchanged since v1.0.x.
Pages that describe a UI or output but don't show one. Each entry includes a suggested alt text and where to drop the image.
Link checkers catch broken URLs. Spell checkers catch typos. Neither can tell you that a function signature in README.md no longer matches the code — or that a new public API shipped last month without a single page describing it...
...before your customers do.
Find the Gaps reads every page of your docs and every line of your code, and points out exactly where they’ve stopped agreeing.
You get a plain-language report — here’s what’s missing, here’s what’s pointing at nothing, here’s what no longer matches reality. Your team picks up a list, not a mystery.
The Find The Gaps report is exactly what Doc Holiday needs to get to work — filing PRs, syncing your docs, keeping them current as your code ships.
Every feature in your codebase, grouped and described in plain English — the surface area your customers can touch. New hires find it. Sales reads it. AI agents query it.
The undocumented code, the pages pointing at things that don’t exist, and — the worst kind — the docs that look right but quietly disagree with the code. With a link to every line.
Every place your docs describe a UI but don’t show one — with the exact alt text and insertion hint your team needs to fill it in. The boring work, pre-scoped.
The CLI is the diagnosis: a clear, structured list of every place your docs and code have drifted apart. Doc Holiday is the treatment — it picks up that report, opens pull requests against your docs site, and keeps it from happening again.
Open-source CLI. Runs in CI or on your laptop. Outputs a structured report.
Hosted service. Reads the report. Drafts the fixes. Files PRs against your docs.
Ships as a composite GitHub Action. Run it on a schedule, before a release, or on demand — it opens a labeled tracking issue with the findings. No local install.
Free to install and run on any repo. Or let us show you what Doc Holiday does with the findings — automatic PRs, continuous sync, the works.