document-guideline

You can enforce documentation standards by integrating pre-commit linting hooks that verify every folder contains a README.md and each source file has a companion Markdown interface document before allowing commits.

Automating README creation involves applying documentation guidelines during the design and planning workflow, ensuring each directory receives a README.md file to maintain project consistency and clarity.

Yes, documentation linting requires a matching companion Markdown interface document for every source file, alongside a README.md in each folder, to satisfy organizational vetting requirements.

Yes, you can integrate documentation vetting into a design-first workflow by using guidelines that guide AI agents on milestones and planning, ensuring documentation quality is checked during development.

Pre-commit linting fails when documentation guidelines detect missing README.md files in directories or absent companion Markdown documents for source files, blocking the commit until standards are met.

Enforcing documentation standards on existing codebases requires generating missing README.md files and companion Markdown documents for all current source files, which can be labor-intensive for large, undocumented projects.