allbeingsfuture/skills@doc-coauthoring

Document co-authoring is a stage-based workflow guiding teams through Context Gathering, Refinement & Structure, and Reader Testing. You need it for writing technical specs, PRDs, or RFCs where collaboration, clarity, and reader readiness are essential.

Start writing technical specs by initiating Stage 1 to guide your team through Context Gathering. The workflow applies artifact scaffolding, clarifying questions, and brainstorming to iteratively draft the document and ensure structural consistency before proceeding to refinement.

Yes, you can use this workflow to write proposals and PRDs with your team. It applies stage-based guidance and iterative drafting to structured content, ensuring your proposals and PRDs achieve clarity, consistency, and reader readiness through refinement and reader testing.

The best way to refine and test documentation is using a structured workflow with Refinement & Structure and Reader Testing stages. This approach applies iterative drafting and artifact scaffolding to verify the document works for readers and ensures clarity and consistency.

The limitations of stage-based co-authoring for RFCs include its reliance on a rigid Context Gathering, Refinement, and Reader Testing sequence. This structured process may not suit rapid, ad-hoc drafting, though it ensures thorough iteration and reader readiness for complex RFCs.