doc-compiler

To convert source artifacts into interactive HTML documentation, you can use an automated compiler that transforms SKILL.md files, plugin manifests, and READMEs into self-contained, browser-validated HTML pages with table of contents navigation and Mermaid diagrams.

Frontmatter validation enforces a rigorous metadata contract on source artifacts before processing, ensuring that the generated HTML documentation adheres to structural requirements and includes necessary proof metadata for trust and reproducibility.

Yes, you can include Mermaid diagrams in automatically generated HTML documentation. The compilation process natively supports rendering Mermaid syntax into interactive visual diagrams within the final browsable output page.

The best way to standardize workflow documentation is to transform disparate source artifacts into a single browsable HTML page. This standardizes how skills are documented and verified, reducing manual assembly effort and errors.

Yes, the HTML documentation compiler supports variant presentation styles, including deepwiki, product, and minimal formats. This allows you to tailor the generated documentation output to suit different audiences and use cases.

Browser-validated checks ensure HTML documentation accuracy by running static and runtime validations on the generated output. This process verifies behavior, enforces proof metadata, and guarantees the resulting page is reproducible and trustworthy.