creatyss-doc-routing

Source arbitration prioritizes relevant architecture docs, domain docs, and Prisma schemas before proposing changes to Creatyss. It enforces a deterministic, source-driven workflow so every technical decision has documented foundations and avoids baseless proposals.

Documentation routing is a protocol that identifies and arbitrates relevant repository sources before any technical proposal. You need it for repository governance to enforce reading sources like AGENTS.md, ensuring decisions respect project conventions and minimize AI ambiguities.

You enforce reading sources by applying a deterministic workflow that arbitrates between architecture docs, domain docs, and Prisma before answering. This validation requires frontmatter presence in SKILL.md and ensures AI instructions respect repository conventions before proposing solutions.

Yes, source arbitration explicitly works with Prisma schemas, AGENTS.md, architecture docs, and domain docs. It applies repository-specific arbitration rules to prioritize these sources, ensuring technical proposals align with existing documentation and governance standards before answering.

Automated documentation routing is limited to the Creatyss repository context and its specific source types like docs, Prisma, and AGENTS.md. It cannot validate external sources and requires strict frontmatter presence in SKILL.md to function deterministically.