doc-coauthoring

Collaborative documentation is structured using a three-stage workflow: Context Gathering, Refinement & Structure, and Reader Testing. This enforces staged drafting and feedback loops to produce reader-ready documents, proposals, and specs.

Co-authoring technical specs is best handled through iterative content creation and explicit reader testing stages. This approach applies questions, brainstorming, and refinements to ensure reader understanding before finalizing documents.

Yes, you can use a frontmatter-driven structure and staged drafting workflow for writing RFCs and decision records. It triggers when you mention writing specs, RFCs, or similar documentation tasks across teams.

The reader testing stage works by applying explicit feedback loops to proposals and technical documentation. It validates reader understanding through iterative refinements after the Context Gathering and Refinement stages are complete.

Yes, frontmatter is enforced to drive the structure of proposals and documentation. The workflow requires this frontmatter-driven structure to organize staged drafting and iterative collaboration effectively.