area-manifest-authoring

You can automate documentation audit manifest creation by scanning watched repositories for user-facing evidence like snippets and schemas. This generates a compact source list mapping pages to relevant evidence, reducing manual effort and errors.

A docs audit manifest is a TOML file mapping documentation pages to relevant source evidence like snippets, tests, and schemas. You need to refresh it when source files change or new user-visible signals are added to keep tracking accurate.

Generating a manifest that maps docs pages to source evidence requires scanning repositories for strategically aligned snippets, tests, and schemas. The process validates the output by running the prepare step locally to ensure the manifest is accurate.

Yes, you can use this manifest authoring process for a new docs domain to quickly generate a mapping of pages to public evidence. It scans watched repositories and validates the output locally through a prepare step.

Building a docs audit manifest includes discovering source files like snippets, tests, and schemas strategically aligned with user-visible signals. This maintains a compact source list to ensure accurate and up-to-date documentation tracking.