doc-at-guide

To create an acceptance test guide in Obsidian, use a skill that generates AT-GUIDE documents following strict frontmatter specifications, content templates, and automated glossary linking conventions. It ensures proper linkage to acceptance test plans and decision documents before finalizing.

An AT-GUIDE document is an Acceptance Test Guide used to standardize user guide creation within the diopside project. You need one when writing or revising acceptance testing documentation to ensure compliance with Obsidian operational guidelines and quality checks.

Updating markdown documentation to meet Obsidian operational standards involves revising existing AT-GUIDE documents to maintain consistency with frontmatter keys, linking conventions, and version control rules. The skill validates vault entries and automates glossary linking during the revision process.

Yes, the diopside project enforces specific frontmatter requirements for markdown files. AT-GUIDE documents must include specific frontmatter keys and metadata structures to pass quality assurance checks, ensuring proper linkage to acceptance test plans and decision documents within the Obsidian vault.

Limitations when automating glossary linking in Obsidian include dependencies on strict frontmatter specifications and predefined linking conventions. The skill requires adherence to diopside's quality checks and vault validation rules, meaning improperly formatted markdown content may fail the automated linking process.