Kyo
Official@getkyo
Offers structured diagnostic and generative capabilities for technical documentation maintenance, source-code inventory mapping, and pedagogical quality assurance.
Agent Skills by Kyo
Showing 7 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
readme-analyze-existing
Diagnose README files against a source-analysis spine and output structured edit actions.
readme-analyze-source
Scan module source trees to produce spine candidates and API surface inventories.
readme-critique
Analyzes a README's pedagogy and structure against nine axes, optionally comparing with an exemplar to deliver verdicts and recommendations.
readme
Orchestrate analyze, draft, critique, and verify sub-skills for README quality assurance.
readme-edit
Apply structured edit actions to README files in a specified order.
readme-draft
Generate README drafts from spine, callout, and inventory data.
readme-verify
Validate READMEs through a five-gate verification workflow.
Frequently Asked Questions About Kyo
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific documentation tasks does Kyo enable?βΌ
Kyo enables the automated diagnosis, structural critique, and generation of project documentation. It performs source-tree scanning to create inventory spines, applies structured edit actions to existing files, and validates content through a five-gate verification process to ensure pedagogical alignment and technical accuracy.
Which personas benefit from using these documentation capabilities?βΌ
Technical writers, open-source maintainers, and software engineers benefit from these capabilities. The system is designed for developers managing large-scale repositories who require consistent, high-quality documentation that remains synchronized with evolving source-code inventories and project structures.
What are the primary prerequisites for implementing these documentation skills?βΌ
Implementation requires access to a project's source-code tree and existing documentation files. The system relies on the presence of module source trees to generate inventory data and requires a defined pedagogical spine to perform comparative critiques and structured edits.