doc-a

Generate and update code documentation from docstrings across Python, Rust, TypeScript, and Go projects.

1|Updated Jan 25, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/JSai23/claude-tooling --skill doc-a
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Skill: doc-a
Source: https://github.com/JSai23/claude-tooling/tree/main/plugins/wf/skills/doc-a
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/JSai23/claude-tooling --skill doc-a

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Documentation often lags behind code, causing confusion and wasted debugging time. Automatically generating and updating standard docs across languages keeps APIs, usage examples, and READMEs in sync with the codebase.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Auto-detects language (Python, Rust, TypeScript, Go) and applies appropriate doc standards (docstrings, rustdoc, JSDoc, godoc).
  • Updates existing documentation in place without changing runtime behavior, ensuring consistency across modules.
  • Use Case: Prepare API references and README snippets during release cycles to improve onboarding for developers and operators.

Quick Start

Run the documentation generator at the project root to produce up-to-date docstrings, API references, and READMEs.

Frequently Asked Questions about doc-a

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automatically generate API documentation from docstrings across multiple programming languages?

Automatically generate API documentation by extracting inline docstrings and annotations from Python, Rust, TypeScript/JavaScript, and Go projects to produce consistent API references and README files.

Can I update existing code comments and rustdoc in place without changing runtime behavior?

You can update existing documentation in place without changing runtime behavior, ensuring consistency across modules while enforcing standard formats for docstrings, rustdoc, JSDoc, and package-level comments.

What is the best way to keep README help and API references in sync with the codebase during release cycles?

The best way to keep README help and API references in sync is running the documentation generator at the project root to produce up-to-date docstrings and API references during release workflows.

Does this documentation generator work with Go and TypeScript projects?

This documentation generator works with Go and TypeScript projects by auto-detecting the language and applying appropriate doc standards such as godoc and JSDoc to ensure public API documentation is complete.

When do I need standard format code commenting for my software development workflow?

You need standard format code commenting when documentation lags behind code, causing confusion and wasted debugging time, to keep APIs, usage examples, and READMEs synced with the codebase.