What problem does it solve?
It helps you produce clear, accurate, and user-focused software documentation by matching content to the right Diátaxis document type so readers can learn, solve problems, look things up, or understand concepts efficiently.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Diátaxis-aligned writing: Produces documentation that is explicitly organized into Tutorials, How-to Guides, Reference, and Explanations with the correct intent for each.
- Request-driven workflow: Clarifies the document type, audience, user goal, and scope before drafting, reducing mismatches between what you want and what the doc delivers.
- Quality-focused consistency: Maintains coherent terminology, tone, and structure, improving maintainability and reader trust.
Use case example: You need onboarding materials for a new AGH feature, a step-by-step guide to perform a common setup task, a reference page describing CLI options, and an explanation of how the underlying concept works.
Quick Start
Ask the skill to create a Diátaxis Tutorial for the documentation of a new feature, including the target audience, the user’s goal, and what should be in or out of scope.