Annotate Scheme code with typed, searchable doc forms for The Fold.
npx skills add https://github.com/osoleve/the-fold --skill doc-forms
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: doc-forms Source: https://github.com/osoleve/the-fold/tree/main/.claude/skills/doc-forms Command: npx skills add https://github.com/osoleve/the-fold --skill doc-forms
The Fold uses typed comments and doc forms to turn scattered inline notes into searchable, versioned metadata that travels with code.
Start annotating a simple Scheme function with doc forms, then run your documentation indexer to verify docs are discoverable.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can add searchable documentation to Scheme code by annotating definitions with typed doc forms like (doc 'type ...) and (doc 'description ...), which tooling then indexes without altering runtime behavior.
A typed doc form in Scheme is a metadata annotation, such as (doc 'type ...) or (doc 'description "..."), attached to definitions to unify type, description, and parameter notes across a codebase.
No, adding doc annotations does not change Scheme runtime behavior. The (doc ...) tags function as typed comments that tooling reads and indexes, leaving the actual execution of definitions and modules unaffected.
To index module-level documentation across a Scheme project, annotate functions and modules with typed doc forms, then run your documentation indexer to verify the metadata is discoverable via search.
Doc forms require support for (doc ...) tags and tooling that reads and indexes them. They are designed for projects using The Fold where developers need consistent type, description, and parameter metadata attached to definitions.
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