What problem does it solve? Technical documentation often suffers from inconsistent voice, unclear procedures, ambiguous links, and accessibility issues. This Skill applies the Google developer documentation style guide so READMEs, API docs, tutorials, and reference pages stay clear, consistent, and readable for a global audience. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Style rule application: Enforces second person, active voice, sentence-case headings, Oxford commas, and unambiguous dates across any developer document. - Structured reference library: Loads on-demand guidance for voice and tone, formatting, lists and procedures, links, accessibility, and a common word list. - Pre-publish checklist: Runs a full editorial checklist covering voice, structure, procedures, and links before content ships. - Use Case: You draft a README for a new CLI tool. The Skill revises it to use task-based headings, numbered procedures with location-before-action steps, descriptive link text, and flags banned terms like "simply" and "click here". ## Quick Start Use the google-dev-docs-style skill to revise this README draft so it follows the Google developer documentation style guide.