check-docs

You validate project documentation structure by executing a Python script that checks for missing directories, required files, naming violations, and ADR numbering gaps, producing a human-readable or JSON report with a 0-100 compliance score.

To check for ADR numbering gaps, run the validation script against your docs directory. It detects non-sequential ADR numbering and missing index entries, then generates actionable auto-fix suggestions to restore continuity.

Yes, documentation validation supports profile-aware checks for Tauri, Tauri-AWS, and Nextjs-AWS projects. It outputs CI-friendly exit codes and a compliance score, allowing pipelines to block releases when standards are not met.

Yes, you need Python 3 installed to run documentation structure validation checks. The Skill executes a bundled Python script relying on Python 3 and the repository's shared config reader to generate reports and suggested fixes.

The best way to auto-fix missing documentation directories is to run the validation script, which generates actionable mkdir and rename suggestions. It can call an initialization command to restore compliance for pre-release verification.

Your CI documentation gate fails because the validation script detected missing directories, mandatory files, naming violations, or ADR numbering gaps. It returns a non-zero exit code when the 0-100 compliance score falls below required standards.