documentation-asset-manager

You can automate image uploads to Cloudflare R2 by running a Python orchestrator script with your credentials and file paths. It uploads screenshots to your bucket and returns public URLs for embedding in your documentation.

You can generate AI alt text for documentation screenshots using Claude Code native vision. The skill processes your images to produce accessible, descriptive, and SEO-optimized captions automatically.

It maintains a CSV inventory by tracking asset usage across documentation files in a master CSV file. It records your uploaded images and their generated metadata to enable batch operations and consistent cataloging.

Yes, it supports build-time integration for auto-injecting alt text during Starlight documentation builds. This ensures your generated captions are automatically populated in your documentation output.

You need the Python libraries Pillow and Requests installed to run the asset manager. You also need a JSON file containing your Cloudflare credentials at your project's GitHub root directory.

Yes, you can track asset usage across multiple documentation files. The skill maintains a master inventory CSV and supports batch operations to manage large collections of assets effectively.