What problem does it solve? Project documentation drifts out of sync with code: dead links, stale numbers, invented terms, and documents committed separately from the changes they describe. This Skill defines the wording and consistency rules that keep a repository's texts accurate and verifiable. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Path and link integrity: Every path named in a document must exist in the tree, checked by a command, with archives and portable texts excluded. - Edit-document pairing: A document ships in the same commit as the change it describes, with a Docs-skip: <reason> bypass for exceptions. - Glossary discipline: Terms come from the project glossary rather than being invented, and texts for owners use product language instead of internal jargon. - Use Case: When editing a spec, README, or PR description, load this rule to verify that named paths exist, numbers are recomputed by command, and the document accompanies its code change. ## Quick Start Load the doc-style rule before editing any Markdown file, code comment, commit body, or PR description and follow its checks for paths, numbers, and glossary terms.