k-doc

You can automate ProjectK documentation creation by running the k-doc skill with specific arguments like 'adr' or 'ddr' to generate structured decision records. It automatically includes mandatory sections, frontmatter, and numbering while adhering to Documentation-Rules standards.

To ensure system documentation follows Documentation-Rules standards, use an automated documentation skill that enforces required sections, frontmatter, and numbering. The k-doc skill automatically validates and generates compliant ADRs, DDRs, and system documents.

To generate a new architecture decision record with mandatory frontmatter, execute the k-doc skill using the 'adr' argument followed by your record name. It automatically structures the document with all required sections and numbering.

Yes, the k-doc skill requires script execution and file manipulation to complete documentation tasks. While it automates the structuring of ADRs and DDRs, users must execute the scripts to generate and update the documentation files.

You can use k-doc to both create and update existing ProjectK documentation. It automates the generation of new ADRs, DDRs, and system documents while ensuring any updates maintain adherence to Documentation-Rules and mandatory section requirements.

You should use automated documentation generation when you need to create multiple ADRs, DDRs, or system documents efficiently while ensuring strict consistency. It eliminates manual formatting errors and enforces adherence to Documentation-Rules across all documentation.