What problem does it solve?
Guide users through a structured 3-stage workflow for co-authoring documentation - Context Gathering, Refinement & Structure, and Reader Testing. Use this skill whenever the user wants to write documentation, proposals, technical specs, decision docs, RFCs, PRDs, design docs, or any structured content. Trigger when the user mentions writing docs, drafting a proposal, creating a spec, writing up decisions, or similar documentation tasks, even if they just say "write a doc" or "let's draft something."
Core Features & Use Cases
Documents created without structured collaboration often fail to communicate effectively; this workflow closes that gap by systematically gathering context, building content section-by-section, and testing the result with a fresh perspective before sharing.
- Structured 3-stage workflow: Context Gathering, Refinement & Structure, and Reader Testing to ensure comprehensive coverage and stakeholder alignment.
- Trigger-based prompts: Start the workflow when users request writing tasks or mention drafting a document, proposal, spec, RFC, or design doc.
- Guidance & templates: Provides per-stage questions, brainstorming prompts, and review checklists to maintain quality and reduce rework.
- Cross-document applicability: Suitable for technical specs, decision docs, RFCs, PRDs, design docs, proposals, or any structured documentation task.
- Collaboration enablement: Facilitates structured co-authoring between users and AI, capturing context, decisions, and reader-oriented outcomes.
Quick Start
Begin with Stage 1: Context Gathering by asking 5-10 clarifying questions to capture project context before drafting a document.
