doc-coauthoring

To co-author technical proposals and RFCs, this skill guides you through a structured workflow of Context Gathering, Refinement & Structure, and Reader Testing to scaffold complex documents with clear stage transitions.

The best way to plan multi-document dependencies and audiences for decision documents is using the Docs Set Planning extension to coordinate plans and align goals across related documents.

Yes, you can use this stage-based collaboration method to draft ADRs, ensuring clear roles, iterative drafting with placeholders, and specific exit criteria for handoffs between stages.

Collaborative documentation requires context gathering to align team goals, structure, and audience, using clarifying questions to reduce back-and-forth before refining the draft.

To ensure clarity and coherence when drafting substantial documents, the workflow uses iterative drafting with placeholders, targeted revisions, and reader testing to validate the final output.

You should avoid a guided co-authoring process for quick, informal notes or short memos, as the stage transitions and exit criteria are designed specifically for substantial documentation like RFCs and proposals.