What problem does it solve?
It solves the confusion and inconsistency that happen when different authors document features with varying styles, structures, and tone. It also reduces regressions by helping teams remember which tests must be updated when new doc pages are added. You end up with docs that are easier to scan, easier to find, and safer to maintain.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Microsoft Style Guide alignment: Uses sentence-case headings, active voice, second-person perspective, and present tense to keep writing uniform.
- Squad documentation structure: Enforces a repeatable page layout (title, callout/warning, try-this prompt, overview, sections) to improve scannability.
- Change coordination for doc build tests: Provides a “test sync” rule so adding pages to key folders updates the expected assertions in the docs build test.
- Use cases: Creating new feature/scenario/guide pages, refactoring existing docs for clarity, and preparing preview/experimental announcements with consistent callouts.
Quick Start
Add or edit a Squad documentation page following the required structure and updating the corresponding EXPECTED_* arrays in test/docs-build.test.ts when you add pages to features, scenarios, or guides.