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Visual Studio has a nice feature to spit out a bunch of compiler warnings if some of the public members are missing XML documentation.
I would love to have the same for internal, or better, any non-private members, but unfortunately so far I wasn’t able to find how to configure the level of visibility for which to require XML documentation.
I admit that the same question was asked a long time ago, but the OP didn’t get a single answer.
You can use StyleCop to require many styling rules for your code. Xml comments is one of those rules.