user-manual-generator

Automatically generate end-user documentation by extracting user-facing features from your code, routes, and CLI definitions, then organizing them into tutorials, how-to guides, reference, and explanations using the Diataxis framework. The Skill produces deployment-ready static sites for MkDocs Material, Docusaurus, VitePress, or plain Markdown.

Yes. This Skill supports documentation generation for web apps, APIs, CLIs, and desktop apps, automatically routing features into appropriate documentation types and producing a single deployment-ready site regardless of application type.

Generated documentation supports MkDocs Material, Docusaurus, VitePress, or plain Markdown output, each with pre-configured hosting setup for GitHub Pages, Netlify, or Vercel deployment.

The Skill generates deployment-ready documentation plus a TODO list for manual refinements. A generation report tracks what was extracted and identifies areas requiring human review before publishing.

The Skill follows a seven-phase workflow: Discovery, Feature Extraction, Structure Planning, Content Generation, Static Site Setup, Quality Assurance, and Handoff. Each phase loads context and applies templates, culminating in a ready-to-deploy site.

This Skill extracts documentation from existing codebases by analyzing code, routes, config, and CLI definitions. It works on any project where these artifacts are present, whether new or established.