Brainfish
Official@brainfish-ai · Australia
The AI Knowledge Layer for Complex Products
Agent Skills by Brainfish
Showing 10 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
bootstrap-docs
Plan documentation projects with Diátaxis framework and approval workflows.
import-api-spec
Validate and convert OpenAPI, GraphQL, and AsyncAPI specs into documentation scaffolds.
update-doc
Detect outdated documentation and generate targeted updates from codebase changes.
commit-doc
Review git status and diffs to generate structured commit messages.
create-doc
Create documentation pages interactively using codebase analysis and project templates.
check-docs
Audit documentation health by verifying content against source files and project context.
blame-doc
Analyze MDX documentation for duplicates, outdated content, and codebase discrepancies.
migrate-docs
Migrate Mintlify, Docusaurus, GitBook, and ReadMe documentation into DevDoc format.
delete-doc
Delete documentation pages with confirmation prompts and backlink checks.
whisk-theme
Extract brand colors, logos, and typography to generate theme.json and custom.css.
Frequently Asked Questions About Brainfish
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific documentation tasks does Brainfish enable?▼
Brainfish enables the end-to-end management of technical documentation, including importing OpenAPI and GraphQL specifications, auditing content health against source files, migrating legacy documentation formats, and generating theme configurations from brand assets.
Which personas benefit most from these documentation capabilities?▼
Technical writers, developer advocates, and software engineers responsible for maintaining complex product documentation benefit from these capabilities. It is specifically designed for teams needing to keep documentation synchronized with rapid codebase iterations and multi-format content migrations.
What are the prerequisites for integrating Brainfish into a project?▼
Integration requires an existing codebase with documentation files, typically in MDX format, and access to your project's git repository. Users must also have their documentation specifications, such as OpenAPI or GraphQL files, accessible for the import and validation processes.