documentation

Feature documentation captures architectural decisions and design rationale by generating structured templates that record WHY choices were made. It produces API references, usage guides, and testing notes that align with your TypeScript and React codebase.

Yes, this documentation workflow supports TypeScript hooks and React components by generating inline JSDoc comments with examples and Storybook stories. It handles props, variants, and accessibility guidance for your component library.

The best way to keep architectural feature docs in sync with code is applying structured documentation templates after a feature is completed. This generates living documentation that stays aligned with code changes and future project evolution.

Yes, you can document accessibility guidance and testing notes for React components automatically. The workflow generates structured outputs that include accessibility checks and testing templates alongside Storybook stories and API references.

You should run the documentation generation workflow after a feature is completed. Running it post-completion ensures it captures the final WHY decisions, actual usage patterns, and accurate design rationale without interrupting your active coding process.