docs-submodule-manager

To sync a docs submodule, you initialize the submodule to fetch the latest documentation content, then commit changes in both the submodule and the parent repository to keep versioning consistent.

The required directory structure for a docs submodule organizes content into solutions, specs, and feature directories, ensuring standardized documentation practices across the repository workflow.

Committing submodule and parent repository changes together requires syncing remote updates first, then committing inside the submodule, and finally committing the updated submodule pointer in the parent repository.

Yes, managing a docs submodule requires a SKILL.md frontmatter file to enforce standardization and uses the references structure-guide to organize documentation content within the repository.

The best way to organize feature specifications in a git submodule is using an enforced specs directory under the repo name, standardizing entries and syncing them through structured commits.

A docs submodule workflow needs both submodule and parent commits because the parent repository tracks a specific commit hash of the submodule, requiring dual commits to maintain reliable versioning across the project.