doc-coauthoring

To structure technical specs and PRDs, use a three-stage co-authoring workflow: context gathering, refinement and structure, and reader testing, applying standardized templates for consistent team documentation.

The best way to co-author ADRs is using a structured workflow that applies standardized templates, supporting multi-person drafting, review cycles, and versioning across your repository's docs directory.

The three-stage documentation workflow operates by first gathering context from your team, then refining and structuring the document, and finally conducting reader testing to produce ready-to-publish artifacts.

Included templates cover file organization for specs using spec.md, plan.md, tasks.md, ADRs using docs/ADR/*.md, and technical specs using docs/TechnicalSpecs/*.json files.

Yes, you can use this co-authoring workflow for multi-person drafting, as it includes collaboration-friendly workflows that support review cycles and versioning to finalize technical documents.

You need a structured workflow for documentation when your team requires consistent, high-quality specs, ADRs, PRDs, and technical docs produced through defined context gathering and reader testing stages.