document-standards

You can generate coding standards documentation by running the skill with no arguments, which automatically detects your project's technology stack from project files and proposes idiomatic conventions. Alternatively, specify the stack manually to target specific frameworks.

Refreshing coding standards with current idiomatic conventions is handled by leveraging live documentation sources to ensure the generated rules are up to date. You can run the skill to refresh existing documentation and review a diff before committing changes.

Yes, you can specify your technology stack manually to generate coding standards tailored to that specific environment. This bypasses the automatic detection from project files and directly targets the stack you define.

Generating coding standards includes a user confirmation step that presents a diff of the proposed changes before writing them to your files. This ensures you retain approval and control over the documentation updates before they are committed.

Automated documentation generation prevents the manual writing process from being error-prone and time-consuming. It ensures compliance and consistency by automatically proposing standards based on up-to-date idiomatic conventions for your specific stack.