Generate README, features, and business rules documentation from domain inputs.
npx skills add https://github.com/ureca-corp/claude --skill write-book
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: write-book Source: https://github.com/ureca-corp/claude/tree/main/plugins/domain-book-builder/skills/5-write-book Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ureca-corp/claude --skill write-book
This Skill automates the generation of essential documentation for a domain, ensuring completeness and consistency across README, features, and business rules.
README.md, features.md, and business-rules.md based on provided domain inputs.Use the write-book skill to generate the README, features, and business rules for the 'users' domain.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Automated domain documentation generation works by integrating your domain model and API specifications to produce README.md, features.md, and business-rules.md artifacts. This mechanism ensures comprehensive documentation completeness while enforcing technical term avoidance and Korean message usage for clarity.
You need domain documentation generation after defining your domain model and API specifications, when you require comprehensive README, features, and business rules artifacts. This process ensures consistency and completeness across your project documentation while saving significant manual writing time.
Yes, you can enforce non-technical language and Korean message usage in technical documentation by using automated domain documentation generation. It ensures technical terms are avoided and Korean messages are used where appropriate, making the generated README and business rules clear and accessible.
The best way to create a domain book with features and business rules is to automate generation of README.md, features.md, and business-rules.md files. By integrating domain model and API specifications, this approach ensures consistency and completeness while avoiding technical terms and using Korean messages for clarity.
Yes, automated domain documentation generation works with existing API specifications by integrating them with your domain model. It uses these inputs to automatically generate the comprehensive documentation required for your project, including README, features, and business rules files, saving significant manual writing time.
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