Scan repositories to identify documentation gaps and generate update plans.
npx skills add https://github.com/raydocs/antiflowskills --skill docs-gap-scout
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: docs-gap-scout Source: https://github.com/raydocs/antiflowskills/tree/main/.factory/skills/docs-gap-scout Command: npx skills add https://github.com/raydocs/antiflowskills --skill docs-gap-scout
Documentation gaps that arise during feature planning, helping teams quickly identify which docs (README, CHANGELOG, API docs, and architecture notes) will need updates after implementation.
Run a planning scan to surface documentation that will require updates when a feature is implemented.
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Run a planning scan across your repository to locate common documentation locations like README, CHANGELOG, and API docs, categorizing findings to output a structured update plan.
Documentation gap analysis scans repository locations during feature planning to categorize which user-facing docs and contributor guides require updates, generating a structured plan of suggested changes.
Scan common repository documentation locations during feature planning to compile a prioritized list of README and CHANGELOG files requiring edits, proposing specific update actions to align with planned changes.
Yes, you can generate a lightweight gap-report for API docs and architecture notes that proposes update actions, providing a structured plan for engineers, writers, and product managers to coordinate documentation work.
Yes, documentation gap scanning works without external dependencies, directly analyzing your repository's existing files and structure to locate documentation candidates and suggest necessary updates.
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