What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps you write documentation that a fresh reader can actually use, instead of producing notes that only make sense to the person who built the feature. It is meant for cases where the document must stand alone and transfer intent clearly.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Context gathering: Clarifies who the reader is, what they need to do after reading, and what background they already have.
- Structure-first drafting: Builds and refines an outline before writing prose, so the document stays organized around the reader's task.
- Reader-testing: Checks the draft as if it were brand new, removes bloat, and closes gaps before shipping.
- Use cases: Writing READMEs, RFCs, ADRs, runbooks, PR descriptions, public docs, and other long-form explanations that must work for someone arriving cold.
Quick Start
Ask for a documentation draft that is optimized for a fresh reader and include the audience, the action they need to take after reading, and any source material you want reflected.