docstring

Google-style docstrings document Python modules, classes, and methods with structured parameter and return value descriptions. Use this Skill to automatically generate consistent docstrings following Google conventions, ensuring all public classes and __init__ constructors include standardized inline documentation across your codebase.

Google-style docstrings follow a readable format with sections for Args, Returns, and Raises, making inline documentation consistent and auto-parseable. This format standardizes parameter and return value descriptions across Python codebases, enabling automated documentation generation and improving code maintainability.

Yes. This Skill documents Python modules and their classes using Google-style docstrings, enforcing consistent parameter and return value descriptions across multi-file projects. It standardizes module, class, and method docstrings to align with your project's documentation standards.

Google-style docstrings structure parameter, return, and exception information in a parseable format that documentation generators can read directly. Standardizing these docstrings across your Python module enables automated documentation tools to produce consistent, complete reference docs from your inline code.

No. This Skill enforces __init__ constructor docstrings as part of the class documentation, ensuring constructors receive the same Google-style parameter and return descriptions as other methods, maintaining consistency across your module's public interface.

This Skill standardizes existing and missing docstrings to Google-style format across your module. It identifies gaps in module, class, and method documentation, then fills them with consistent parameter and return value descriptions aligned to your project's documentation standards.