cross-reference

You can identify orphaned markdown documents by analyzing your documentation graph to detect files with zero incoming links. This Skill reads local .mdx and .md files to build a bidirectional link graph and flags isolated content for discoverability optimization.

A documentation graph is a bidirectional map of internal links that visualizes how markdown documents relate to each other. It reads local .mdx and .md files to reveal navigation paths and surface missing connections to improve reading flow.

To generate missing cross-reference link suggestions, analyze your markdown documentation graph to propose logical connections between documents. This improves discoverability and navigation without requiring any external services.

No, you do not need any external services or dependencies to map your documentation navigation. The cross-reference analysis runs entirely on local .mdx and .md files to build the bidirectional link graph.

You should run a content audit to detect orphaned files when you need to improve documentation discoverability and navigation. Mapping your documentation graph helps identify documents with few or no incoming links during these optimization efforts.

Yes, you can analyze documentation navigation for .mdx files. The cross-reference analysis reads local .mdx and .md files across a repository to build a bidirectional graph of internal links and surface missing connections.