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Docs Review by tomevault-io — Agent Skill

Name: Docs Review
Author: tomevault-io

File contents

Documentation Review

Review all project documentation for accuracy against the current codebase. Fix any outdated, incorrect, or missing information.

Scope

Documentation files to review:

README.md
CLAUDE.md
All files in docs/ (guides, CLI reference, installation, quick start, etc.)
Any other .md files at the repository root

Source code to cross-reference:

CLI command definitions in src/cli/ (clap structs, subcommands, flags, arguments)
Configuration structs in src/session/ (config fields, defaults, validation)
Supported agents and detection logic in src/process/
TUI key bindings and navigation in src/tui/
Docker/sandbox configuration in src/docker/
Git worktree operations in src/git/
Feature flags and capabilities throughout src/

Instructions

Read every documentation file listed above.
For each documentation file, cross-reference its claims against the actual source code:
- CLI flags and arguments: compare against clap definitions in src/cli/
- Configuration options: compare against config structs in src/session/
- Supported agents: compare against agent detection in src/process/
- Key bindings: compare against input handling in src/tui/
- Installation steps: verify scripts in scripts/ match documented commands
- Feature descriptions: verify features exist and work as documented
For each discrepancy found:
- Fix the documentation to match the source code (never the reverse)
- Keep the fix minimal and precise
- Preserve the existing writing style and tone of the document
Do NOT modify any non-documentation files. Never edit .rs, .toml, .yml, .yaml, .sh, .js, .json, or any other source/config files.
After reviewing all files, provide a summary of what was changed and why. If no changes were needed, report that all documentation is accurate.

What to look for

CLI commands, flags, or arguments that have been added, removed, or renamed
Configuration options that have changed defaults, names, or behavior
Features described in docs that no longer exist
Features in the code that are not documented
Incorrect file paths or directory references
Outdated installation instructions or version requirements
Key bindings that have changed
Supported agent lists that are out of date

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---name: docs-review-3description: Review all project documentation against the current codebase and fix inaccuracies. Only modifies documentation files. Use when this capability is needed.---# Documentation ReviewReview all project documentation for accuracy against the current codebase. Fix any outdated, incorrect, or missing information.## Scope**Documentation files to review:**- `README.md`- `CLAUDE.md`- All files in `docs/` (guides, CLI reference, installation, quick start, etc.)- Any other `.md` files at the repository root**Source code to cross-reference:**- CLI command definitions in `src/cli/` (clap structs, subcommands, flags, arguments)- Configuration structs in `src/session/` (config fields, defaults, validation)- Supported agents and detection logic in `src/process/`- TUI key bindings and navigation in `src/tui/`- Docker/sandbox configuration in `src/docker/`- Git worktree operations in `src/git/`- Feature flags and capabilities throughout `src/`## Instructions1. Read every documentation file listed above.2. For each documentation file, cross-reference its claims against the actual source code: - CLI flags and arguments: compare against clap definitions in `src/cli/` - Configuration options: compare against config structs in `src/session/` - Supported agents: compare against agent detection in `src/process/` - Key bindings: compare against input handling in `src/tui/` - Installation steps: verify scripts in `scripts/` match documented commands - Feature descriptions: verify features exist and work as documented3. For each discrepancy found: - Fix the documentation to match the source code (never the reverse) - Keep the fix minimal and precise - Preserve the existing writing style and tone of the document4. Do NOT modify any non-documentation files. Never edit `.rs`, `.toml`, `.yml`, `.yaml`, `.sh`, `.js`, `.json`, or any other source/config files.5. After reviewing all files, provide a summary of what was changed and why. If no changes were needed, report that all documentation is accurate.## What to look for- CLI commands, flags, or arguments that have been added, removed, or renamed- Configuration options that have changed defaults, names, or behavior- Features described in docs that no longer exist- Features in the code that are not documented- Incorrect file paths or directory references- Outdated installation instructions or version requirements- Key bindings that have changed- Supported agent lists that are out of date---> Converted and distributed by [TomeVault](https://tomevault.io/claim/njbrake) — claim your Tome and manage your conversions.

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