In reply to silo: What Adam said. There was no info other than the new routes books which you can't exactly take with you to the crag and without a guide book to reference it to, it will not be that much use either.
I have a 124 page PDF document if you want me to e-mail it to you. A lot more routes have gone up there since as it is 3 years old and some of the maps are missing roads, have incorrect place names, etc. With a little patience you can use it to find loads of great climbing though and it is free
Just bear in mind that you are going to Rural Morocco, not Siurana. The only people who will speak English are carpet sellers in Tafraoute, there is no such thing as a supermarket when you get away from Agadir, the signposting on the roads is sporadic at best and when you get out round the back of Jebel El Kest, you probably will not even find anyone who speaks French. And there isn't a local climbing scene (unless it grew in the last 3 years).
Having said all this, it's a great place to go, Fantastic weather and rock at that time of year and very pristine and solitary. Just make sure you know where you can get food and petrol and plan accordingly and don't bank on being able to find fuel for your pocket rocket or any kind of climbing related gear.
Finally, don't park facing the wrong way, the police don't like that and if you don't have a really friendly local who can talk them down, you will be in for a stiff fine! (Yes, the locals do all park willy nilly, no, that will not save you).
