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Automated documentation preparation discovers sources, defines structure by document type, and builds a content map through an interactive, stepwise workflow. It saves these requirements to a centralized file for later automated generation.

A documentation requirements file captures discovered sources, defined structures, and content maps into a centralized markdown file. You need one at the start of documentation workflows to prepare for automated generation.

Preparing a multi-source content map requires running an interactive setup that discovers sources, defines documentation structure, and records the content map. The final output is saved as a markdown requirements file for later generation.

Yes, automated documentation preparation requires interactive setup. This stepwise workflow guides users through selecting document types, customizing default structures, and expanding content discovery before saving the final requirements file.

The best way to define documentation structure before automated writing is to use an interactive preparation workflow. It allows you to select document types, apply default structures, and save a centralized content map file for the writing phase.

Automated documentation requirements preparation does not generate final documents itself; it only creates the requirements and content map file. It requires interactive user input during setup and outputs specifically to a markdown file for later writing.