create-documentation

Generate MDX documentation from source code by reading the feature's source files and applying a consistent structure with problem, features, and quick start sections. The output aligns with the project's writing guidelines and updates navigation metadata.

Writing frontend docs that match existing guidelines requires reading current source code and repository docs to ensure consistency. The documentation generation process applies the project's established structure and produces MDX-ready content.

Updating navigation metadata when adding module documentation happens automatically during generation. The process reads the repository's documentation framework and produces MDX output configured to update the site's navigation references.

Yes, you can create feature documentation without manual writing. The skill identifies the specific feature to document, reads its source code, and generates structured MDX-ready content including the API surface and usage examples.

Generated documentation follows a specific structure that includes dedicated sections for the problem, features, and quick start. This consistent structure aligns with the repository's writing guidelines and produces MDX-ready output.

You need MDX-ready content to integrate documentation seamlessly into modern frontend docs sites. The generated output adheres to the repository's documentation framework, ensuring the new feature pages render correctly and maintain navigation consistency.