What problem does it solve? Rewriting a large documentation page risks silently dropping accurate behavior details like config defaults, precedence rules, and error handling. This Skill provides a structured workflow to refactor OpenClaw docs pages while auditing every existing fact against source code so nothing correct is lost. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Fact Inventory and Audit: Builds a working inventory of config fields, commands, defaults, limits, and troubleshooting details from the old page, then decides to keep, move, or delete each one with source-backed justification. - Page-Type Restructuring: Splits mixed pages into topic, guide, reference, and troubleshooting pages, moving exhaustive contracts to reference pages and symptom-driven material to troubleshooting pages. - Source-of-Truth Verification: Checks behavior-sensitive claims against schemas, CLI implementations, tests, and protocol docs, then runs docs validation commands like docs:check-links and docs:check-mdx. - Use Case: When a plugin docs page has grown into a 2000-line wall mixing setup guides, config tables, and debugging notes, use this Skill to split it into a concise guide plus reference pages without losing any verified behavior facts. ## Quick Start Refactor the OpenClaw docs page at docs/plugins/codex-harness.md, splitting exhaustive config details into a reference page while preserving all verified behavior facts.
