api-doc-comments

To document CosmWasm contract schemas, you write precise, domain-aware doc comments for every public schema-facing item, ensuring generated API docs accurately reflect semantics, preconditions, and encoding formats.

Standardizing Rust doc comments involves applying structured guidance to all Instantiate, Execute, Query, and Response types across contract modules, enforcing consistent API semantics and domain examples within the generated docs.

Yes, you need to document all public schema-facing fields in a CosmWasm contract. Clarifying semantics, preconditions, and domain-specific behavior for every field ensures the generated contract docs remain accurate and useful.

Yes, this approach fully supports documenting Instantiate, Execute, Query, and Response types. It aligns comments directly with the contract surface to enforce structured guidance for encoding formats and domain examples.

Generated Rust contract documentation lacks domain context when doc comments omit preconditions, encoding formats, and domain-specific behavior. Adding semantics-driven comments to all public schema items resolves this by making generated docs reflect real usage.

You should avoid generic doc comments when dealing with schema-facing public items if the generated docs require strict domain accuracy. Standard comments often fail to explain preconditions and encoding formats needed for complex contract modules.