What problem does it solve?
Documentation requests often mix tutorials, how-tos, and explanations, which leads to inconsistent structure, tone, and wasted reviewer time; this skill forces Diátaxis detection and an explicit quadrant before writing so every doc stays focused on the reader's goal.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Diátaxis detection: Scan ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md, project-level CLAUDE.md, and project docs to confirm whether the framework is used before writing, then ask the user for clarification if no trace appears.
- Explicit quadrant response: Declare the quadrant and the reasoning, and prompt for separate documents when a request spans more than one quadrant so the output never mixes tutorial, how-to, and explanation content.
- Style enforcement: Follow the rules from references/diataxis.md and references/style.md to keep the voice, structure, and formatting consistent whether you are improving a README, drafting a quick guide, or critiquing existing documentation.
Use this skill whenever a teammate asks for any technical documentation so the result matches the intended quadrant and stays within the documented rules.
Quick Start
Confirm the request's quadrant and explain the reasoning before writing any documentation.