Generate Markdown API documentation for WMX3 modules from C++ headers.
npx skills add https://github.com/pjy4617/pjy-claude-skill --skill wmx3-docs
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: wmx3-docs Source: https://github.com/pjy4617/pjy-claude-skill/tree/main/plugins/wmx3md/skills/wmx3-docs Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pjy4617/pjy-claude-skill --skill wmx3-docs
WMX3 모듈의 사용자 설명서를 자동 생성하여 API 문서화를 가속화합니다.
Provide the module name or header path to generate the WMX3 documentation.
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To generate API documentation from C++ headers, provide the WMX3 module name or header path to extract function signatures, parameters, return values, and error codes into structured Markdown files.
The auto-generated WMX3 Markdown documentation includes a main user guide, API reference, error codes, cross-links, and usage samples with C++ and C# example code written in Korean.
No specific dependencies are required to generate WMX3 C++ API docs; the skill analyzes existing WMX3 module header and source files directly to output structured documentation under the docs directory.
Yes, you can extract error codes and return values from C++ header files automatically by analyzing the WMX3 module API and definition headers to populate the generated Markdown API reference.
The best way to document WMX3 module APIs without writing Markdown manually is to use automated code generation tools that parse C++ headers and output structured user guides and API references directly.
Your WMX3 C++ header files may not generate complete API references if the required API and API definition headers are missing or improperly structured for extraction.
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