Project Docs

This skill helps you keep documentation correct, minimal, and aligned with the codebase.

What To Document

• User-facing behavior changes
• New CLI flags, environment variables, configuration changes
• Protocol/API changes, request/response shapes
• Operational guidance (troubleshooting, limitations, safety workflows)

Doc Update Workflow

1. Identify the code changes and their user-visible effects.
2. Locate the canonical docs (README vs guides vs references).
3. Update docs with minimal churn, matching existing style.
4. Cross-check examples against current CLI help / code.
5. Run relevant tests and include them in the update note.

Consistency Checks

• Option names match actual CLI flags (--help output if available).
• Defaults are correct and stated once (avoid duplication across docs).
• Examples are runnable and do not rely on project-private paths.
• Terminology is consistent across README/guides/references.

Subagent Invocation (docs-excellence-architect)

Use the Task tool to delegate a doc-focused review to a specialized subagent:

• subagent_type: docs-excellence-architect

Provide:

• The doc files to touch
• The code changes that need to be reflected
• The desired doc structure (where each piece should live)

Example prompt:

Review and update docs for the following changes:
- <change 1>
- <change 2>
Target files:
- README.md
- guides/*.md
- docs/*.md
Constraints:
- Minimal churn, match local style
- Ensure examples are accurate and consistent
Deliverables:
- Proposed edits (diff-style)
- A checklist of what was verified

Maintenance Guidelines

• Prefer short sections with concrete examples.
• Avoid repeating the same definition in multiple files.
• When a doc becomes a reference, move it to a single canonical location and link to it.