Launch a MkDocs preview server and local review API for documentation approvals.
npx skills add https://github.com/i-standard1/yamasaki --skill docs-serve
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: docs-serve Source: https://github.com/i-standard1/yamasaki/tree/main/.claude/skills/docs-serve Command: npx skills add https://github.com/i-standard1/yamasaki --skill docs-serve
This skill runs a MkDocs preview server alongside a local review API to streamline documentation workflows, eliminating the need to juggle separate processes during doc development and review.
Run the docs_serve script from the project root to start both the MkDocs preview and the approval API.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
MkDocs local preview is handled by running a single script that starts a live server on port 8000 and a local review API on port 8765. This allows developers and technical writers to iterate on documentation and manage approvals without juggling separate processes.
The best way to run a MkDocs preview server alongside a review API is to use an automated script that orchestrates both processes simultaneously. This eliminates the need to manually start and manage separate local servers during your documentation development workflow.
Yes, you can change the default port for the local approval API. The script supports an optional REVIEW_API_PORT environment variable override, allowing you to specify a custom port instead of the default 8765 for the local review endpoint.
No external dependencies are required for the local documentation review workflow. The skill operates independently using a Python script to orchestrate the MkDocs preview and the local REST API, streamlining the development workflow without needing additional packages.
Using a local server for MkDocs documentation review enables rapid iteration and allows you to view and approve pending documentation changes directly in your local environment. This approach avoids the overhead of deploying to a remote server for every documentation update.
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