documentation-generator

You can automate project documentation generation by running a skill that creates and updates READMEs, changelogs, and ADRs using Markdown and Python scripting, ensuring your files stay current after implementing new features.

Keeping living specifications up to date involves tracking specification changes and automatically updating documentation files. This approach ensures your project documentation accurately reflects the latest software development workflow changes.

Creating an Architecture Decision Record automatically is handled by the documentation generation process, which writes ADRs alongside READMEs and changelogs to maintain consistent architecture documentation during feature development.

Yes, you can use Python scripting to maintain project documentation. The generation process applies Python scripts to automate the creation and updating of READMEs and changelogs without requiring manual file edits.

Automated documentation generation applies directly to existing software development workflows where maintaining documentation is crucial, fitting into your current process to update living specifications after new features are implemented.

Markdown handles the text formatting for project documentation generation, but the automation logic relies on Python scripting. If your project requires formats outside Markdown for documentation, you may need additional processing steps.