make-program-tutorial

To create reproducible API tutorials, this skill automates scaffolding end-to-end documents and scripts. It generates a tutorial markdown file alongside scripts, inputs, and outputs directories anchored to your current workspace commit for consistent execution.

The best way to document an SDK happy path is using automated tutorial scaffolding. This skill generates runnable end-to-end examples and troubleshooting steps, placing executable scripts and expected outputs into structured directories.

You can generate onboarding materials for internal APIs by providing a topic and audience. The system creates a standardized tutorial directory containing minimal runnable examples, expected outputs, and basic troubleshooting documentation.

Reproducibility is handled by anchoring the generated tutorial scripts and documentation to the current workspace commit. This ensures the runnable examples and expected outputs remain consistent with the specific API or library version being documented.

The generated file structure includes a tut-<what>.md document along with dedicated scripts, inputs, and outputs directories. This layout ensures all executable examples and their corresponding data are organized for immediate end-to-end execution.

Yes, you can standardize tutorials across teams working with different libraries. The skill enforces a structured workflow that produces consistent directory layouts, runnable scripts, and reproducible documentation regardless of the specific API target.