rtfm-testing

Test documentation usability by spawning a zero-context agent to follow instructions literally, identifying gaps in clarity and completeness without relying on prior knowledge. This simulates a cold start scenario to validate onboarding and operational tasks.

A zero-context agent identifies documentation gaps by following instructions strictly without inference, surfacing missing steps, unclear instructions, and contextual deficiencies. It validates text against a hermetic testing framework to ensure absolute clarity.

You can validate README and installation guides by running a hermetic test that checks if a zero-context agent can successfully follow setup instructions. This ensures any new user can complete software onboarding without prior knowledge.

The best way to find missing steps in onboarding docs is to simulate a cold start test using a zero-context agent. This approach generates detailed gap reports highlighting contextual deficiencies and unclear instructions.

Hermetic documentation testing requires no external dependencies to validate text usability. The skill operates independently, using internal scripts and references to spawn the zero-context agent and generate gap analysis reports.