doc-coauthoring

ADRs document project decisions with structured context, reasoning, and consequences. This Skill generates ADRs from your inputs—title, context, decision, and status—auto-numbering them and rendering Markdown outputs ready for versioned governance and team review.

Co-authoring design docs benefits from structured workflow and templates to prevent misalignment and scattered notes. This Skill guides three-stage drafting—context gathering, section-by-section writing, and reader testing—producing consistent design docs, RFCs, and ADRs across contributors.

Template-driven outputs enforce consistent structure and voice across collaborative docs. This Skill applies predefined templates for ADRs, RFCs, design docs, and user guides, reducing back-and-forth rework by orchestrating the drafting workflow end-to-end.

Yes. This Skill auto-numbers ADRs sequentially and injects metadata like title, date, and status into Markdown outputs, eliminating manual versioning and enabling REST and MCP gateway API access to your generated records.

Effective design docs capture audience, goal, decisions, and constraints. This Skill prompts you to gather these inputs and structures them into sections—context, decision, consequences, alternatives, status, and references—ensuring completeness for stakeholder alignment.