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Use when implementation on a branch is complete and it is about to be merged or PR'd — or when finishing-a-development-branch reaches its docs-audit gate — and after code changes are committed, to ensure all project documentation accurately reflects shipped code. Covers README, ARCHITECTURE, CONTRIBUTING, CHANGELOG, CLAUDE.md, TODOS, and VERSION files. Triggers on "update docs", "sync documentation", "post-ship docs", "document release", "documentation audit".
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Document Release: Post-Ship Documentation Update
Announce at start: "I'm using the document-release skill to audit and update project documentation."
Run after code changes are committed but before PR merge. Ensures all project documentation accurately reflects shipped code.
Beads Integration
# Create a doc-update bead at start
bd create "Docs: update documentation for <branch>" -t chore
Closed with evidence at Step 9 — the single source of truth for the close command.
Key Operating Principles
Automation with guardrails: Make obvious factual corrections automatically (path updates, version numbers, table additions) but pause for subjective decisions (narrative changes, security model updates, large rewrites, version bumps).
Auto-update (apply without asking):
- Factual corrections derived directly from the diff
- Adding items to existing lists and tables
- Updating file paths, counts, and version numbers
- Fixing stale cross-references between documents
- Minor CHANGELOG wording polish (preserving all content)
- Marking TODOs as complete
Always ask before:
- Narrative or philosophy changes
- Removing any section
- Security model rewrites
- Large rewrites (10+ lines in one section)
- VERSION bumps
- New TODO items
Audit Methodology (9-Step Process)
Step 0: Platform Detection
Detect git platform (GitHub/GitLab/unknown) and determine the base branch. Use gh/glab if available, fall back to git-native commands.
Done when: the platform and base branch are both determined.
Step 1: Pre-flight and Diff Analysis
- Verify you are on a feature branch (not base branch)
- Gather what changed:
git diff <base>..HEADandgit log --oneline <base>..HEAD - Discover all
.mdfiles:find . -name '*.md' -not -path './.git/*' -not -path './.worktrees/*' - Categorise changes: new features, behaviour changes, removals, infrastructure
Done when: the diff is gathered, all .md files are discovered, and every change is categorised.
Step 1.5: Coverage Map (Diataxis Blast-Radius Audit)
Catches missing docs (shipped public surface that was never documented) — the per-file audit (Step 2) only catches stale docs.
-
Extract new public surface from
git diff <base>..HEAD. "Public surface" is whatever the project exposes to users — a general superset, not any one project type:- Apps: new API endpoints, CLI flags, config keys, env vars.
- Libraries: new exported functions, classes, public types.
- Tools / plugins: new skills, user-facing commands, hooks, manifest fields, install flags.
- …plus any renamed or removed surface in the above.
-
Grid each item against the four Diataxis quadrants (definitions are generic; the doc targets in parentheses are examples, never a hardcoded file list):
- Reference — factual descriptions, signatures, option lists (README tables, AGENTS.md lists)
- How-to — task-oriented guidance (README examples, CONTRIBUTING workflows)
- Tutorial — step-by-step learning paths (getting-started guides)
- Explanation — rationale and design reasoning (ARCHITECTURE, design docs, ADRs)
<entity> reference how-to tutorial explanation <entity-1> yes no no no <entity-2> yes yes no no -
Calibrate gaps (avoid alert-fatigue). The grid shows all four cells, but only judgment-confirmed gaps become debt: a new user-facing surface with zero coverage anywhere, OR missing the one quadrant that surface type genuinely needs (e.g. a new flag with no Reference; a new workflow with no How-to). Tutorial/Explanation are flagged only when the change is significant enough to warrant them. An empty cell the entity genuinely doesn't need is not a gap.
-
Guardrail — informs, never generates. The coverage map flags gaps for beads + the PR body; it does not auto-write doc pages. Point real gaps at the
write-documentationskill as the follow-up. -
Diagram-drift sub-check (flag-only). Scope to entity-bearing diagrams — architecture / component / data-flow diagrams whose labels name code entities (e.g.
ARCHITECTURE.md, ordocs/*.mdMermaid). Extract entity names, cross-reference the diff, and flag any the diff renamed or removed. Prose/workflow flowcharts (e.g. processdotgraphs) are in scope only when a renamed skill/command/step is itself the label. Never auto-edit a diagram. -
Empty-check gate (conservative early exit). After building the coverage map, if the diff is unambiguously doc-irrelevant — both (a)
git diff <base>..HEAD --name-only -- '*.md'is empty (zero docs changed) and (b) the coverage map found no new user-facing surface — emit "All documentation is up to date" and exit without an empty commit. When in doubt, do not exit — run the full audit (Steps 2–9). A false-skip would ship undocumented surface (the failure this skill exists to prevent), which is strictly worse than a redundant audit.
Done when: every new public-surface item is grid-checked against the four quadrants, or the empty-check gate confirms the diff is doc-irrelevant.
Step 2: Per-File Documentation Audit
Read each documentation file and cross-reference against the diff:
| File | What to Check |
|---|---|
| README | Features, install steps, examples, troubleshooting still valid? |
| Pinned Discussions post | Front-door claims (contribute/contact/links) still true? Body stays evergreen — no versions or counts. |
| ARCHITECTURE | Diagrams, component descriptions, design rationale still accurate? |
| CONTRIBUTING | Setup instructions work? Test tiers match reality? |
| CLAUDE.md | Project structure tree, commands, build/test steps current? |
| CHANGELOG | Entries present for all changes? Voice user-forward? |
| Any other .md | Purpose clear, contradictions with diff? |
Classify each update as auto-update (factual, obvious) or ask-user (narrative, ambiguous, risky).
Done when: every documentation file is read and each needed update is classified auto-update or ask-user.
Step 3: Apply Auto-Updates
Make factual corrections directly. Each edit gets a specific one-line summary — not "updated README" but "README: added /new-skill to skills table, updated count 15 to 16".
Done when: every Step 2 auto-update is applied, each with a one-line summary.
Step 4: Ask About Risky Changes
Use your structured question tool for risky changes. Provide context, recommendation, and options.
Step 5: CHANGELOG Voice Polish
Critical rules:
- Never clobber entries — polish wording only, preserve all content
- Use Edit tool with exact string matches — never use Write to overwrite CHANGELOG.md
- Ensure each bullet leads with what the user can do, not implementation details
- Flag commit-message-style entries for rewrite to user-forward language
- Strip internal references — human-facing CHANGELOG/README entries do NOT carry
ADR-NNNNorbd-xxxxtags. Those belong in commit messages anddocs/decisions/(gitignored, invisible to readers); in reader-facing prose they are noise pointing at nothing. Describe the change, not its tracking ID.
Sell-test (0–3 rubric). Score each entry — this scoring always applies:
- +1 What changed — names the specific feature/fix
- +1 Why care — user impact or pain removed
- +1 How to use — a command, flag, or link
Thresholds: <2 → rewrite the entry; 3 → gold (preserve as-is or minor wording only). Lead with what the user can now do ("You can now…"), not "Refactored…".
Optional contributor split (format-compatible). Only when a project keeps developer-only notes (migration steps, deprecation) in its CHANGELOG, move them to a clearly-separated sub-list — at a heading level/placement that respects the project's existing convention. For Keep a Changelog (the common case), that is a nested bullet or sub-list, never a competing ### that collides with the ### Added/Changed/Fixed level. The rubric never restructures a CHANGELOG to force the split — it stays Edit-only (polish, never clobber or regenerate).
Done when: every CHANGELOG entry is scored, and any entry scoring below 2 is rewritten without clobbering existing content.
Step 6: Cross-Doc Consistency
- Check README/CLAUDE.md/ARCHITECTURE alignment
- Ensure every doc file is reachable from one entry point (README or CLAUDE.md)
- Fix clear factual inconsistencies (e.g., version mismatch between files)
Done when: README/CLAUDE.md/ARCHITECTURE alignment is checked and every factual inconsistency found is fixed.
Step 7: TODOS Cleanup
- Mark completed items based on the diff
- Update stale TODO descriptions
- Ask whether inline code comments (
TODO,FIXME,HACK) represent meaningful deferred work
Done when: completed items are marked, stale descriptions are updated, and inline TODO/FIXME/HACK comments are triaged.
Step 8: VERSION Bump Decision
Critical rule: Never bump silently — always ask via your structured question tool. A skipped, dismissed, or auto-resolved answer is not consent — stop and ask in plain text.
- If already bumped: verify the bump scope matches the shipped changes via a structured question — A) bump is correct → proceed; B) too conservative → escalate to user; C) too aggressive → escalate. A feature-A bump must not silently absorb feature-B.
- If not bumped: ask whether to bump PATCH/MINOR — and accept "this project batches releases → record under
[Unreleased], defer the bump to release time" as a first-class, no-friction answer. Do not nag for a per-PR bump on repos that deliberately batch. Never bump silently either way. - Use
scripts/bump-version.shif available. (Note: it may not sync every prose mention of the version — e.g. rootCLAUDE.md— so spot-check after a real bump.)
Done when: a bump verdict — proceed, escalate, PATCH/MINOR, or an explicit defer-to-release-time — is confirmed via the structured question tool.
Step 9: Commit and Output
- Stage modified doc files by name (never
git add -A) - Create a single commit:
docs: update project documentation (bd-<id>) - Push to the branch
- Update the PR body with a
## Documentationsection if PR exists - Output a health summary table:
| File | Status | Changes |
|------|--------|---------|
| README.md | ✅ Updated | Added new skill to table |
| CLAUDE.md | ✅ Current | No changes needed |
| CHANGELOG.md | ✅ Polished | Voice improvements |
-
Documentation Debt (from the Step 1.5 coverage map). For each judgment-confirmed gap, offer a bead (do not auto-create — consistent with "ask before new TODO items"), stamped per Agent-Filed Bead Discipline (
beads-superpowers:verification-before-completion):bd create "docs-debt: <entity> missing <quadrant>" -t chore -p 3 --notes "Severity:/Confidence:/Evidence:". Before creating, check for an existing opendocs-debtbead for the same entity (bd find-duplicates, orbd list --status=open | grep docs-debt) and skip duplicates so the ledger doesn't fill with re-filed gaps. If a PR exists, also append the lightweight always-available form to the PR body:### Documentation Debt - ⚠️ `<entity>` — reference present, no how-to example - 🗂️ <diagra
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name: document-release description: Use when implementation on a branch is complete and it is about to be merged or PR'd — or when finishing-a-development-branch reaches its docs-audit gate — and after code changes are committed, to ensure all project documentation accurately reflects shipped code. Covers README, ARCHITECTURE, CONTRIBUTING, CHANGELOG, CLAUDE.md, TODOS, and VERSION files. Triggers on "update docs", "sync documentation", "post-ship docs", "document release", "documentation audit".
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name: document-release
description: Use when implementation on a branch is complete and it is about to be merged or PR'd — or when finishing-a-development-branch reaches its docs-audit gate — and after code changes are committed, to ensure all project documentation accurately reflects shipped code. Covers README, ARCHITECTURE, CONTRIBUTING, CHANGELOG, CLAUDE.md, TODOS, and VERSION files. Triggers on "update docs", "sync documentation", "post-ship docs", "document release", "documentation audit".
---
# Document Release: Post-Ship Documentation Update
<!-- Adapted from garrytan/gstack document-release (MIT). Attribution: README "Built on". -->
**Announce at start:** "I'm using the document-release skill to audit and update project documentation."
Run after code changes are committed but before PR merge. Ensures all project documentation accurately reflects shipped code.
## Beads Integration
```bash
# Create a doc-update bead at start
bd create "Docs: update documentation for <branch>" -t chore
```
Closed with evidence at Step 9 — the single source of truth for the close command.
## Key Operating Principles
**Automation with guardrails:** Make obvious factual corrections automatically (path updates, version numbers, table additions) but pause for subjective decisions (narrative changes, security model updates, large rewrites, version bumps).
**Auto-update (apply without asking):**
- Factual corrections derived directly from the diff
- Adding items to existing lists and tables
- Updating file paths, counts, and version numbers
- Fixing stale cross-references between documents
- Minor CHANGELOG wording polish (preserving all content)
- Marking TODOs as complete
**Always ask before:**
- Narrative or philosophy changes
- Removing any section
- Security model rewrites
- Large rewrites (10+ lines in one section)
- VERSION bumps
- New TODO items
## Audit Methodology (9-Step Process)
### Step 0: Platform Detection
Detect git platform (GitHub/GitLab/unknown) and determine the base branch. Use `gh`/`glab` if available, fall back to git-native commands.
Done when: the platform and base branch are both determined.
### Step 1: Pre-flight and Diff Analysis
1. Verify you are on a feature branch (not base branch)
2. Gather what changed: `git diff <base>..HEAD` and `git log --oneline <base>..HEAD`
3. Discover all `.md` files: `find . -name '*.md' -not -path './.git/*' -not -path './.worktrees/*'`
4. Categorise changes: new features, behaviour changes, removals, infrastructure
Done when: the diff is gathered, all `.md` files are discovered, and every change is categorised.
### Step 1.5: Coverage Map (Diataxis Blast-Radius Audit)
Catches **missing** docs (shipped public surface that was never documented) — the per-file audit (Step 2) only catches **stale** docs.
1. **Extract new public surface** from `git diff <base>..HEAD`. "Public surface" is whatever the project exposes to users — a general superset, not any one project type:
- **Apps:** new API endpoints, CLI flags, config keys, env vars.
- **Libraries:** new exported functions, classes, public types.
- **Tools / plugins:** new skills, user-facing commands, hooks, manifest fields, install flags.
- …plus any renamed or removed surface in the above.
2. **Grid each item against the four Diataxis quadrants** (definitions are generic; the doc targets in parentheses are *examples*, never a hardcoded file list):
- **Reference** — factual descriptions, signatures, option lists (README tables, AGENTS.md lists)
- **How-to** — task-oriented guidance (README examples, CONTRIBUTING workflows)
- **Tutorial** — step-by-step learning paths (getting-started guides)
- **Explanation** — rationale and design reasoning (ARCHITECTURE, design docs, ADRs)
```text
<entity> reference how-to tutorial explanation
<entity-1> yes no no no
<entity-2> yes yes no no
```
3. **Calibrate gaps (avoid alert-fatigue).** The grid *shows* all four cells, but only **judgment-confirmed gaps** become debt: a new user-facing surface with **zero** coverage anywhere, OR missing the **one quadrant that surface type genuinely needs** (e.g. a new flag with no Reference; a new workflow with no How-to). Tutorial/Explanation are flagged only when the change is significant enough to warrant them. An empty cell the entity genuinely doesn't need is **not** a gap.
4. **Guardrail — informs, never generates.** The coverage map flags gaps for beads + the PR body; it does **not** auto-write doc pages. Point real gaps at the **`write-documentation`** skill as the follow-up.
5. **Diagram-drift sub-check (flag-only).** Scope to **entity-bearing diagrams** — architecture / component / data-flow diagrams whose labels name code entities (e.g. `ARCHITECTURE.md`, or `docs/*.md` Mermaid). Extract entity names, cross-reference the diff, and flag any the diff **renamed or removed**. Prose/workflow flowcharts (e.g. process `dot` graphs) are in scope only when a renamed skill/command/step is itself the label. Never auto-edit a diagram.
6. **Empty-check gate (conservative early exit).** After building the coverage map, if the diff is **unambiguously doc-irrelevant** — both (a) `git diff <base>..HEAD --name-only -- '*.md'` is empty (zero docs changed) **and** (b) the coverage map found **no** new user-facing surface — emit "All documentation is up to date" and exit without an empty commit. **When in doubt, do not exit — run the full audit (Steps 2–9).** A false-skip would ship undocumented surface (the failure this skill exists to prevent), which is strictly worse than a redundant audit.
Done when: every new public-surface item is grid-checked against the four quadrants, or the empty-check gate confirms the diff is doc-irrelevant.
### Step 2: Per-File Documentation Audit
Read each documentation file and cross-reference against the diff:
| File | What to Check |
|------|--------------|
| **README** | Features, install steps, examples, troubleshooting still valid? |
| **Pinned Discussions post** | Front-door claims (contribute/contact/links) still true? Body stays evergreen — no versions or counts. |
| **ARCHITECTURE** | Diagrams, component descriptions, design rationale still accurate? |
| **CONTRIBUTING** | Setup instructions work? Test tiers match reality? |
| **CLAUDE.md** | Project structure tree, commands, build/test steps current? |
| **CHANGELOG** | Entries present for all changes? Voice user-forward? |
| **Any other .md** | Purpose clear, contradictions with diff? |
Classify each update as **auto-update** (factual, obvious) or **ask-user** (narrative, ambiguous, risky).
Done when: every documentation file is read and each needed update is classified auto-update or ask-user.
### Step 3: Apply Auto-Updates
Make factual corrections directly. Each edit gets a specific one-line summary — not "updated README" but "README: added /new-skill to skills table, updated count 15 to 16".
Done when: every Step 2 auto-update is applied, each with a one-line summary.
### Step 4: Ask About Risky Changes
Use your structured question tool for risky changes. Provide context, recommendation, and options.
### Step 5: CHANGELOG Voice Polish
**Critical rules:**
- Never clobber entries — polish wording only, preserve all content
- Use Edit tool with exact string matches — never use Write to overwrite CHANGELOG.md
- Ensure each bullet leads with what the user can *do*, not implementation details
- Flag commit-message-style entries for rewrite to user-forward language
- Strip internal references — human-facing CHANGELOG/README entries do NOT carry `ADR-NNNN` or `bd-xxxx` tags. Those belong in commit messages and `docs/decisions/` (gitignored, invisible to readers); in reader-facing prose they are noise pointing at nothing. Describe the change, not its tracking ID.
**Sell-test (0–3 rubric).** Score each entry — this scoring always applies:
- **+1 What changed** — names the specific feature/fix
- **+1 Why care** — user impact or pain removed
- **+1 How to use** — a command, flag, or link
Thresholds: **<2 → rewrite** the entry; **3 → gold** (preserve as-is or minor wording only). Lead with what the user can now *do* ("You can now…"), not "Refactored…".
**Optional contributor split (format-compatible).** Only when a project keeps developer-only notes (migration steps, deprecation) in its CHANGELOG, move them to a clearly-separated sub-list — at a heading level/placement that respects the project's existing convention. For **Keep a Changelog** (the common case), that is a nested bullet or sub-list, **never** a competing `###` that collides with the `### Added/Changed/Fixed` level. The rubric never restructures a CHANGELOG to force the split — it stays Edit-only (polish, never clobber or regenerate).
Done when: every CHANGELOG entry is scored, and any entry scoring below 2 is rewritten without clobbering existing content.
### Step 6: Cross-Doc Consistency
1. Check README/CLAUDE.md/ARCHITECTURE alignment
2. Ensure every doc file is reachable from one entry point (README or CLAUDE.md)
3. Fix clear factual inconsistencies (e.g., version mismatch between files)
Done when: README/CLAUDE.md/ARCHITECTURE alignment is checked and every factual inconsistency found is fixed.
### Step 7: TODOS Cleanup
1. Mark completed items based on the diff
2. Update stale TODO descriptions
3. Ask whether inline code comments (`TODO`, `FIXME`, `HACK`) represent meaningful deferred work
Done when: completed items are marked, stale descriptions are updated, and inline TODO/FIXME/HACK comments are triaged.
### Step 8: VERSION Bump Decision
**Critical rule:** Never bump silently — always ask via your structured question tool. A skipped, dismissed, or auto-resolved answer is not consent — stop and ask in plain text.
- **If already bumped:** verify the bump scope matches the shipped changes via a structured question — A) bump is correct → proceed; B) too conservative → escalate to user; C) too aggressive → escalate. A feature-A bump must not silently absorb feature-B.
- **If not bumped:** ask whether to bump PATCH/MINOR — and accept **"this project batches releases → record under `[Unreleased]`, defer the bump to release time"** as a first-class, no-friction answer. Do not nag for a per-PR bump on repos that deliberately batch. Never bump silently either way.
- Use `scripts/bump-version.sh` if available. (Note: it may not sync every prose mention of the version — e.g. root `CLAUDE.md` — so spot-check after a real bump.)
Done when: a bump verdict — proceed, escalate, PATCH/MINOR, or an explicit defer-to-release-time — is confirmed via the structured question tool.
### Step 9: Commit and Output
1. Stage modified doc files by name (never `git add -A`)
2. Create a single commit: `docs: update project documentation (bd-<id>)`
3. Push to the branch
4. Update the PR body with a `## Documentation` section if PR exists
5. Output a health summary table:
```
| File | Status | Changes |
|------|--------|---------|
| README.md | ✅ Updated | Added new skill to table |
| CLAUDE.md | ✅ Current | No changes needed |
| CHANGELOG.md | ✅ Polished | Voice improvements |
```
6. **Documentation Debt (from the Step 1.5 coverage map).** For each judgment-confirmed gap, **offer** a bead (do not auto-create — consistent with "ask before new TODO items"), stamped per **Agent-Filed Bead Discipline** (`beads-superpowers:verification-before-completion`): `bd create "docs-debt: <entity> missing <quadrant>" -t chore -p 3 --notes "Severity:/Confidence:/Evidence:"`. Before creating, **check for an existing open `docs-debt` bead for the same entity** (`bd find-duplicates`, or `bd list --status=open | grep docs-debt`) and skip duplicates so the ledger doesn't fill with re-filed gaps. If a PR exists, also append the lightweight always-available form to the PR body:
```text
### Documentation Debt
- ⚠️ `<entity>` — reference present, no how-to example
- 🗂️ <diagraReview the source
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