openclaw-refactor-docs

Refactor documentation pages by loading standards, classifying content type, auditing against sources, rewriting, moving content, and verifying changes to preserve core facts and contracts.

Reorganize docs pages during a content audit by following a structured workflow: classify the page type, audit existing content against authoritative sources, rewrite, and verify the reorganized structure.

Source-audited verification works by cross-checking rewritten documentation against authoritative sources to ensure core facts and contracts are preserved during major page reorganizations or page-type changes.

Yes, you can change a docs page type during a refactor. The workflow guides classification into topic, reference, or troubleshooting pages while maintaining alignment with the openclaw-docs standard.

Yes, you need to specify refactor goals and provide the target docs page. This input initiates the structured rewrite workflow, which includes loading standards, auditing, rewriting, and verifying.

The structured workflow applies specifically to OpenClaw documentation pages undergoing major reorganizations, page-type changes, or content audits, and requires adherence to the openclaw-docs standard throughout the process.