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npx skills add https://github.com/outfitter-dev/outfitter --skill outfitter-documentation
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: outfitter-documentation Source: https://github.com/outfitter-dev/outfitter/tree/main/plugins/team/skills/outfitter-documentation Command: npx skills add https://github.com/outfitter-dev/outfitter --skill outfitter-documentation
This Skill provides a standardized structure, templates, and best practices for creating comprehensive and maintainable project documentation, ensuring clarity for both human users and AI agents.
Use the outfitter-documentation skill to generate a standard README file for a new project.
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To standardize project documentation, establish a clear directory hierarchy for READMEs, API docs, CLI references, and guides, ensuring content is discoverable and maintainable for both human and AI consumption.
A README should include prioritized content based on project type, stability tier labels, and a clear structure. It serves as the entry point, guiding users on setup, usage, and contribution guidelines.
Organize a docs directory by creating dedicated subfolders for architecture, API, CLI, guides, and development. This multi-level approach separates concerns and makes technical references easier to locate.
Use dedicated documentation files for high-level architecture, API references, and guides, while relying on inline comments for code types. This hierarchy ensures broad concepts are separated from implementation details.
Writing technical documentation for AI consumption involves using standardized structures, clear file purposes, and consistent writing guidelines. This ensures AI agents can parse and understand project context effectively.
KingInYellowsEnforce standardized documentation templates and Mermaid diagram conventions across repositories.
pelchersAutomate documentation production with Playwright visual capture and coverage maps.
nano-stepValidate Mermaid diagram syntax in Markdown files using a Node.js script.
ChegginGenerate API references, user guides, and changelogs from code and git history.
