docs-standards

To keep user-facing documentation in sync, you enforce a markdown structure with standardized frontmatter metadata, enabling proactive detection of gaps when plugin capabilities change.

Frontmatter-driven discovery uses a standardized metadata schema enforcing keywords, category, and description within markdown files to maintain consistent documentation structure and searchability.

You audit existing docs by comparing standardized frontmatter metadata against current plugin capabilities, identifying mismatches in the markdown structure, and fixing the missing user guides.

Yes, you can maintain README and docs folders by applying a standardized metadata schema with frontmatter, ensuring all tutorials and references match current plugin capabilities.

Documentation goes out of sync after updates when the markdown structure lacks enforced metadata standards, preventing proactive detection of new or deprecated plugin capabilities.

Yes, docs-standards operates without external dependencies, relying entirely on frontmatter-driven markdown structures to enforce documentation standards and audit capabilities.