What problem does it solve? Maintaining a large structured documentation corpus about retro consoles, computers, and calculators requires consistent templates, frontmatter schemas, source registries, and style rules; this Skill enforces that lifecycle so articles stay uniform and verifiable. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Family folder scaffolding: Creates a new platform family folder with the 9-file template (README, history, architecture, components, games, sdk, emulation, sources) plus diagrams and pics directories. - Review and validation: Checks completeness, broken links, AI-marker and epithet stop-lists, footnotes, and frontmatter consistency across the docs tree. - Detail levels A/B/C: Applies three formalized depth levels with measurable file and line-count criteria, plus orthogonal image-tier rules for photos. - Use Case: When adding an article about a Soviet microcomputer, invoke the new-family scenario to generate the folder skeleton, class-specific frontmatter, and sources registry, then run validate before publishing. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run doc-lifecycle with the new-family scenario to scaffold a documentation folder for a specific retro platform.
