general-docs

To turn project documentation into reusable templates, copy the docs into a template workspace and scrub project-specific details like product names and internal paths into actionable placeholders. The process preserves folder layout and heading hierarchy while removing implementation-specific content.

Generalizing architecture docs involves preserving the structural layout and replacing concrete content with concise prompts like TODO or [Product name]. This creates clean-slate scaffolding for standard PRD, tech stack, and decision log patterns, accelerating project onboarding without leaking internal details.

Placeholder insertion replaces implementation-specific details with concise, actionable prompts such as [YYYY-MM-DD] or [Product name]. This makes the generalized documentation immediately usable by prompting future authors to fill in the missing project-specific information.

Yes, documentation generalization preserves the original folder layout, heading hierarchy, and table shapes. This structure-preserving approach ensures the template remains organized and familiar while removing brand-specific and stack-specific claims from the content.

Yes, you can scaffold standard PRD, tech stack, task, and decision log patterns by generalizing existing documentation. This removes product-specific details and yields clean-slate templates driven by YAML frontmatter discovery, ready for immediate use in new projects.

When scrubbing implementation-specific details from docs, apply minimal surgical edits and perform consistent reference updates. This prevents broken links or corrupted schemas while converting concrete content into generic, reusable placeholders.