business-knowledge-workflow

To codify business knowledge into reusable Skill documentation, you retrieve external docs from systems like iWiki, cross-validate the details against actual source code, and reorganize the insights into a structured Skill draft. This ensures consistent, high-quality documentation for future contributors.

The best way to onboard a new team member is to build a complete Skill document that captures domain knowledge and code references. By retrieving design docs and validating them against the implementation, you provide a consolidated, modular guide for new contributors.

You validate external documentation against code implementation by locating core code references after gathering initial design materials. Cross-checking the gathered architecture concepts with the actual source ensures the consolidated knowledge accurately reflects the system.

Yes, you can use iWiki documents to generate structured architecture guides. The workflow extracts key background and terminology from iWiki, validates these concepts against the codebase, and drafts a modular Skill document following a recommended template.

Yes, you need a specific template to consolidate business knowledge into a Skill. The workflow enforces a structured process with stages and checks, utilizing a clear Skill template to ensure the final documentation is modular, complete, and reusable for onboarding.