doc-templates

To create consistent documentation templates, you need predefined structures for core artifacts like READMEs, API docs, ADRs, and changelogs. This approach enforces fixed sections and formatting to reduce drift and standardize documentation workflows across teams.

The best way to standardize architecture decision records and changelogs is to apply deterministic templates with strict section orders. This ensures fixed formatting and structured contracts, producing ready-to-fill markdown outputs that enforce documentation governance.

Yes, you can use markdown and mermaid diagrams for API documentation generation. This combination supports diagram editing and markdown previews to visualize architecture and flows, ensuring structured contracts and consistent API references.

Generating fixed structure documentation does not require auto-invocation. The process outputs ready-to-fill markdown templates with strict section orders and formatting, requiring manual execution to retrieve the specific document type needed.

A limitation of using deterministic templates for project onboarding is that they provide fixed structures and strict section orders without generating content automatically. Users must manually fill in the predefined markdown templates, which may lack flexibility for non-standard documents.