codebase-blog

To generate technical blogs from a codebase audit, you process the completed audit outputs to create structured posts covering architecture, decisions, and security notes for each module. The skill automates this bottom-up blog creation by linking dependency blogs for a cohesive reading path.

Automating technical documentation for audited codebase modules is best achieved by generating a blog per module from the audit results. This approach produces structured posts that detail purpose, architecture, key decisions, and security considerations drawn directly from the audits.

Yes, you need completed audit results to generate module blogs. The skill requires access to codebase-audit outputs to produce structured posts and automatically updates the audit status with the generated blog paths after processing.

Yes, you can customize the language and style of generated technical blogs. The skill supports language and style customization via a manifest, allowing you to tailor the structured posts for architecture, decisions, and security notes to your project wiki or docs site.

When generating blogs for multiple codebase modules, dependency links are handled by linking dependency blogs together. This creates a cohesive reading path across all audited modules, ensuring structured posts connect architecture and security considerations logically.

A key limitation when publishing codebase audit blogs is that the skill only applies to modules produced by codebase-audit. It cannot generate technical blogs or structured posts without prior audit outputs defining the purpose, architecture, and security notes.