doc-structure

You can standardize markdown documentation structure by applying a consistent template across project docs and module README files. This ensures frontmatter presence with name and description fields, along with required sections for repository governance.

An agent integration checklist for a module README must include internal and external agent integration requirements. It should be explicitly reflected within the module README.md and USECASE.md to document agent scenarios and connectivity specifications.

Formatting USECASE.md files for agent scenarios requires following a standardized sequence and diagram guide. This includes defining specific use case sequences and incorporating CLASS-DIAGRAM.md examples to visualize agent interactions and structural relationships.

Yes, the documentation template requires frontmatter in all Markdown files to ensure standardization. Each file must explicitly include name and description fields within its frontmatter to pass repository governance validation checks.

The best way to organize project-level and module-level documentation is using a standardized structure that defines consistent sections across both. This approach maps project docs and module READMEs while integrating explicit agent connectivity checklists into both levels.