kata-create-codex

To generate reference manuals across multiple languages, this Skill reads your existing directives and templates to produce a structured Codex artifact, then applies a specified translation workflow to create equivalents for all required i18n languages.

To ensure documentation follows the correct taxonomy and naming conventions, this Skill enforces prefix and kebab-case rules, saving your generated Codex artifact directly into the correct clade or subclade path within your framework.

To structure a Codex reference manual and avoid content duplication, this Skill consults existing codex directives and artifacts to enforce quality guardrails, validating scope, glossary, and duplication constraints before finalizing the output.

Yes, you can use a template-driven approach to create framework documentation; this Skill uses a codex sample template to produce required sections including overview, context, principles, patterns, decisions, constraints, glossary, and references.

Yes, you need specific directory configurations to create and save Codex artifacts, as the Skill reads directives from a hidden configuration directory and saves the output Markdown structure under a prescribed framework taxonomy path.

Your generated documentation needs an update trigger because quality guardrails require its inclusion to maintain ongoing consistency, define when the manual should be revised, and validate scope against existing artifacts.