Automate C3 architecture documentation creation through a three-stage workflow.
npx skills add https://github.com/lagz0ne/prev-cli --skill onboarding-c3
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: onboarding-c3 Source: https://github.com/lagz0ne/prev-cli/tree/main/.opencode/skill/onboarding-c3 Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lagz0ne/prev-cli --skill onboarding-c3
This skill automates the creation of C3 architecture documentation from scratch.
Run the onboarding-c3 skill to start the C3 architecture documentation workflow for a new project.
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To create C3 architecture documentation for a new project, this skill automates scaffolding through a three-stage workflow: Inventory, Details, and Finalize. It generates ADR discovery artifacts alongside container and component docs from loaded templates.
The C3 onboarding process structures documentation growth across three stages: Inventory, Details, and Finalize. It guides users to produce context, containers, components, and reference materials using a structured workflow.
You can generate ADRs and container docs from scratch by running the onboarding workflow, which automatically loads reference materials and templates to produce ADR-000 discovery artifacts and component documentation.
This C3 documentation workflow is designed for new projects or teams adopting C3 from scratch. It scaffolds initial architecture docs and may not fit existing architectures requiring reverse-engineering.
You need the included templates and reference materials present in the repository before starting C3 architecture onboarding. The skill requires these files to automate the creation of ADR and component documentation.
tundrarayStandardize PRD, ADR, design doc, and work plan templates.
wtahDefine logical component designs with interfaces and data schemas.
AgentientGenerate C4 model diagrams for context, container, component, and code views.
Derek-X-WangGuide documentation through context gathering, refinement, and reader testing.
