Write and review LPTS documentation using Snowflake and DuckDB style guidelines.
npx skills add https://github.com/cwida/lpts --skill write-docs-cwida
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: write-docs Source: https://github.com/cwida/lpts/tree/main/.claude/skills/write-docs Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cwida/lpts --skill write-docs-cwida
This Skill eliminates inconsistent, unstructured LPTS documentation that fails to balance clear reference structure with practical, example-driven guidance for users of the DuckDB extension.
Use the write-docs skill to draft a new SQL reference page for the PRAGMA lpts command following the official LPTS documentation style guide.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To write DuckDB extension documentation, apply a blended style that combines Snowflake's structured clarity with DuckDB's example-first approach, enforcing concise 15-25 word sentences and active voice to eliminate ambiguity.
The best way to structure SQL reference pages is using pre-defined templates that enforce uniform organization, precise behavioral language, and standardized formatting rules for syntax blocks and code examples.
Review existing README content by applying a pre-publish validation checklist that checks for consistent page structure, uniform formatting rules, and precise behavioral language to ensure documentation is clear and usable.
Yes, the LPTS documentation style provides pre-defined structures for both conceptual user guides and SQL reference pages, ensuring uniform organization across all project documentation workflows.
When drafting technical user guides, follow formatting rules that define syntax blocks, code examples, callout boxes, tables, and limitations sections, plus enforce 15-25 word sentences and active voice.
LPTS documentation fails to provide clear guidance when it lacks a standardized writing style, suffers from inconsistent page structure, or uses ambiguous language instead of precise behavioral descriptions.
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BrunoSantanaDeveloperPublishes structured technical documentation and user manuals to Flyee or local storage after project cycles.
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QuintenpsEnforce Microsoft Style Guide and squad conventions in documentation commits.
