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update-docs

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Update README.md, architecture documentation (ARCHITECTURE.md, docs/), and plan files (plan/, task_plan.md, progress.md) to reflect current codebase state. Use when the user explicitly asks to "update docs", "update documentation", "update the readme", "update architecture docs", "update plan", "sync docs with code", or similar requests. Discovers project structure, analyzes code changes, and updates documentation with concise technical descriptions and ASCII diagrams.

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