documentation-management

Documentation cleanup involves identifying orphaned, outdated, or inconsistent files in your docs/ folder and producing a structured remediation plan to remove or update them. This skill conducts a monthly health check and generates the cleanup tasks for you.

A documentation structure review assesses the docs/ folder to identify gaps and organizational opportunities. It evaluates existing standards, guidelines, and templates to ensure your repository maintains consistent and organized documentation.

To enforce documentation standards across a repository, you evaluate and update your guidelines and templates, then apply them during a scheduled review. This skill produces a structured remediation plan to align all docs with your standards.

Yes, you can automate a monthly documentation health check by running a scheduled review of your docs/ folder. This process identifies outdated files, checks standards compliance, and outputs a structured cleanup plan for implementation.

The best way to update outdated documentation is to conduct a comprehensive structure review that detects inconsistencies and produces a structured remediation plan. This ensures all updates align with current documentation standards and guidelines.