Documentation

Documentation

Overview

This library contains 6 documentation-focused skills for building comprehensive documentation systems. Each skill provides patterns for generating, transforming, and publishing technical content across multiple formats and platforms.

Quick Start

# Browse available skills
ls skills/documentation/

# Read a skill
cat skills/documentation/mkdocs/SKILL.md

# Skills are documentation - integrate patterns into your build pipelines

Overview

Brief description of the topic.

Repo Markdown Save-and-Open Workflow

When a user asks to save an answer or evidence packet in a repository Markdown file:

1. Locate or clone the target repository; if a previous partial clone is corrupt, create a clean shallow clone in a clearly named local repo directory.
2. Save the Markdown near the source evidence when there is an obvious domain folder; use a descriptive filename rather than a temporary session name.
3. Include relative links to source documents when possible, plus enough quoted evidence for the file to stand alone.
4. Verify with wc -l and git status --short -- <file> so the user knows the exact path and tracked/untracked state.
5. Open the file with VS Code using code -g "$FILE:1" when available; fall back to codium -g or report the saved path if no editor CLI exists.

Prerequisites

• Requirement 1
• Requirement 2

Version History

• 1.0.0 (2026-01-17): Initial release with 6 documentation skills

These skills enable documentation-as-code workflows, ensuring technical content stays synchronized with codebases and deployments.

Sub-Skills

• MkDocs Setup (+3)
• 1. Docs as Code (+1)
• Examples
• Common Issue 1

Sub-Skills

• Available Skills
• Static Site Generators (+2)
• Skill Selection Guide
• Project Structure (+3)
• Agenda
• Docusaurus Setup
• Integration with Workspace-Hub
• Step 1 (+1)
• 3. Automated API Documentation (+2)
• Testing Documentation
• Contributing
• Related Resources