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docs-writer_skill
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Overview
This skill defines standards and a workflow for writing, reviewing, and editing project documentation, with emphasis on files under apps/docs/ and any .md/.mdx files. It ensures consistent voice, formatting, structure, and accessibility so documentation is clear, accurate, and easy to maintain. Use it as a checklist and style guide whenever you create or modify docs.
How this skill works
The skill inspects requested doc changes and guides a structured workflow: clarify the request, investigate code and existing pages, plan edits, implement changes, and verify accuracy and links. It enforces voice and grammar rules, formatting and syntax conventions, and a prescribed document structure (BLUF, headings, procedures, next steps). During reviews it highlights gaps, consistency issues, and accessibility items to correct before finalizing.
When to use it
- Writing new documentation pages for apps/docs/ or any .md/.mdx files
- Editing existing documentation to reflect code changes or clarify instructions
- Reviewing docs in a pull request to enforce style and structure
- Preparing documentation for release or public consumption
- Auditing docs for accessibility, links, and accuracy
Best practices
- Start each section with a BLUF introduction paragraph before lists or subheadings
- Address the reader as "you", use active voice, present tense, and contractions
- Use sentence case for headings and bold UI elements; use
code fontfor filenames and code - Number sequential steps and use bullets for non-sequential items; keep items parallel
- Wrap text at 80 characters, use clear dates, and include descriptive alt text for images
- Run a final check for factual accuracy, link validity, and consistent terminology
Example use cases
- Convert a draft feature overview into a BLUF-led page with step-by-step setup instructions
- Update API docs after a backend change and verify code examples match implementation
- Review a contributor's PR to fix tone, grammar, and heading hierarchy
- Create an 'Experimental features' note for preview functionality
- Audit all .mdx files for missing alt text, incorrect links, or nonstandard headings
FAQ
Use 'must' for mandatory requirements and avoid 'should'; be explicit about required behavior.
Where do I put an accessibility note or image alt text?
Include descriptive alt text for every image and use semantic HTML elements; document any accessibility considerations in the relevant section.