ln-600-docs-auditor

To audit documentation quality, this Skill evaluates project docs across eight categories including hierarchy, single source of truth, and requirements compliance. It outputs an automated compliance score per category and generates actionable findings for improvement.

A documentation structure audit evaluates hierarchy, single source of truth, compactness, requirements compliance, actuality, legacy cleanup, stack adaptation, and semantic content. Each category receives a compliance score out of ten to highlight specific structural weaknesses.

You can check for a single source of truth and perform legacy cleanup by running this audit. It systematically reviews your documentation to identify redundant information and outdated content, providing recommended actions to consolidate and update your files.

Semantic content verification is handled by delegating deep analysis to a specialized semantic content auditor. The primary audit focuses on structural and compliance metrics, while the delegated tool handles the underlying meaning and technical accuracy of the text.

You should run a documentation compliance audit after major updates or before a new feature release. This ensures all newly added and existing documents maintain structural compactness, adhere to requirements, and remain accurately adapted to your current tech stack.