doc-patterns

To standardize documentation structure, apply consistent file inventories and section patterns for README.md, CLAUDE.md, and docs files across root and subdirectories. This enforces uniform coverage and structure for every module in the repository.

A CLAUDE.md file should include standard section patterns that define project conventions, code documentation guidelines, and documentation workflows. Specifying these typical sections ensures comprehensive coverage and thorough documentation across the repository.

Audit documentation coverage by applying standard file inventories to check root and subdirectories for required README.md, CLAUDE.md, and docs files. Templates and checks identify missing files and structural inconsistencies across modules.

Yes, these documentation patterns apply to both root and subdirectory levels. You can audit and draft documentation for multiple modules, ensuring standard file inventories and section patterns are enforced consistently throughout the entire project hierarchy.

The best way to enforce consistent code documentation conventions is to specify standard section patterns for API docs and code comments. Applying proven templates and checks ensures thorough, uniform documentation structure across all modules.

No dependencies are required to apply these documentation templates. The patterns and conventions operate independently to define and enforce consistent documentation structures, allowing you to audit and draft project files without external tools.