write-constitution

To author a project constitution, you use a structured markdown template to capture project commitments across articles. The skill automates parsing these documents, applying validation checks, and maintaining an amendment history for accurate governance.

The best way to audit project governance documents is using automated validation checks against structured markdown. The skill parses the constitution, checks for adherence to standards, and highlights outstanding issues to resolve.

Yes, writing a constitution for your repository requires knowledge of the project's domain and structure. This ensures the automated parsing, validation checks, and amendment revisions provide accurate audit outcomes specific to your project.

Yes, you can track amendment history for a code of conduct within a code repository. The skill facilitates revisions based on feedback and automatically maintains the historical record of all changes made to the constitution.

To start writing a constitution, use the designated command followed by an optional target path. This initiates the skill to generate a structured template, allowing you to capture and organize project commitments across various articles.