cui-documentation

Documentation standards for CUI projects enforce tone, style, organization, and formatting consistency across README, AsciiDoc, and technical docs. Load core standards, validate header attributes (TOC, section numbering, language tags), verify cross-reference syntax, ensure proper list formatting, and confirm code examples match unit tests.

CUI documentation standards require proper header attributes, blank lines before lists, correct nested list formatting, accurate code block language tagging, and valid cross-reference syntax. Validate section numbering, source-highlighter configuration, and ensure references point to existing targets.

Run documentation verification checks to analyze quality, tone, organization, and formatting against CUI standards. Extract key requirements into working memory, validate structure and cross-references, confirm code samples derive from unit tests, and ensure style convergence across all documentation.

Yes. CUI documentation standards apply to create, edit, review, or restructure README and technical documentation tasks. Load core and context standards, apply tone and style guidelines, validate AsciiDoc formatting, verify cross-references, and ensure code examples meet quality requirements.

Verify code examples come from unit tests, use accurate language tagging in code blocks, maintain proper formatting, and ensure examples remain current with source code. Validate block syntax and confirm all referenced code paths exist.