document-generate

You can generate technical documentation from scratch by reading the project context and drafting structured sections using the Diataxis framework, which produces tutorials, how-to guides, references, and explanations written directly into the repository.

The Diataxis framework structures documentation generation into four distinct types: tutorials, how-to guides, reference docs, and explanations, ensuring readers can choose the right format for their specific learning or operational goal.

To write missing documentation for a feature or module, the Skill reads the existing codebase context, identifies coverage gaps, drafts the missing structured docs, and writes the resulting files back into the project repository.

Yes, you can automate documentation generation during a release pipeline by triggering the process when the workflow detects incomplete or missing documentation coverage, ensuring docs are updated and written back to the repository.

Yes, this approach works for creating both tutorials and reference docs by applying the Diataxis framework, which explicitly separates learning-oriented tutorials from information-oriented reference materials to match developer needs.

Automated documentation generation requires reading the full project context to ensure accuracy, meaning it relies heavily on the existing codebase structure being readable and may require manual review for complex or implicit architectural explanations.