Skills for
Documentation

Creates broad technical documentation with useful diagrams.

Creates and maintains core project technical documentation.

Broad technical writing for READMEs, APIs, ADRs, and runbooks.

Writes, improves, and reviews general technical documentation.

Guides broad repository documentation creation, maintenance, and cleanup.

Writes and maintains a wide range of technical documentation.

Establishes domain-document and ADR layout.

Strong documentation skill, but limited to Go projects.

Audits documentation coverage and drift rather than writing docs.

Produces cited documentation, but only from Notion research.

Useful documentation generation, but limited to APIs.

Regenerates plugin marketplace documentation only.

Creates documentation templates specifically for design systems.

Documentation support is limited to Go APIs and packages.

Creates documentation only for EventCatalog projects.

Focused exclusively on API reference documentation.

Focused on API and developer reference documentation.

Provides API and code-interface documentation guidance only.

Broad documentation workflow bundle, but depends on other named skills.

API documentation workflow only.

Audits and improves JavaScript/TypeScript code documentation only.

Creates research-oriented written documentation and content.

Creates implementation-plan documentation only.

Plans documentation systems rather than drafting documentation.

Captures documentation into Notion workspaces specifically.

Creates documentation for agent capabilities and skills.

Specialized verified database documentation and ERDs.

Audits and synchronizes docs rather than general doc creation.

Creates detailed academic project documentation in Word format.

Creates structured documentation for business processes only.

Read-only documentation audit rather than documentation creation.