aem-editorial-guide

Generate AEM component dialog documentation by capturing the dialog UI and summarizing field purposes to produce a ready-to-publish authoring guide. The tool extracts all visible fields, dependencies, and behaviors directly from the editor.

An AEM editorial guide is editor-friendly documentation explaining component dialog fields, their dependencies, and typical usage scenarios. It helps content authors understand how to properly use new or changed components.

Yes, you can automate authoring guide creation for new AEM components by extracting the dialog structure and assembling concise explanations of each field's purpose. The generated guide is saved to the spec directory for review.

Yes, AEM dialog documentation captures all visible fields, dependencies between fields, and component behaviors. This ensures editors understand how different inputs interact within the authoring interface.

Generated AEM editorial guides are saved to the spec directory as demo artifacts. This location supports frontmatter-based discovery and content generation for later review and publishing.

The best way to document AEM component changes is to capture the dialog UI and generate concise explanations of field purposes and dependencies. This produces a ready-to-publish authoring guide tailored for editors.