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Writes and audits technical docs with Diataxis type gating, runnable examples, and 51 documentation rules. Use when asked to "review my docs", "write an API reference", or improve a documentation page. For a whole README use readme-creator; for agent instructions use agents-md.
Writes and audits technical docs with Diataxis type gating, runnable examples, and 51 documentation rules. Use when asked to "review my docs", "write an API reference", or improve a documentation page. For a whole README use readme-creator; for agent instructions use agents-md.
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ghostwriter skill with platform blog), a README from scratch or a whole-README rewrite (use readme-creator; a README that needs its prose fixed in place stays here), AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md instructions (use agents-md), marketing and landing-page copy (use copywriting), or the product's own error strings and CLI output (use dx-audit; this skill covers the docs that describe them).Doc type gates which rules apply, so classify every file first. Use the Diataxis compass: does the page serve action (doing) or cognition (understanding), and is the reader acquiring a skill or applying one?
| Acquisition (learning) | Application (working) | |
|---|---|---|
| Action | Tutorial | How-to guide |
| Cognition | Explanation | Reference |
A page that answers differently for different sections is mixed; structure-diataxis handles the split. Classify by the reader's task, not the filename. A README can orient or reference; a getting-started page can be a tutorial or a goal-directed how-to.
Track this checklist:
Docs audit progress:
- [ ] Step 1: Scope to changed files unless a full sweep was requested
- [ ] Step 2: Classify each doc with the compass; name the audience
- [ ] Step 3: Run CRITICAL categories (voice-, structure-), skipping rules the type-gating table excludes
- [ ] Step 4: Run HIGH categories (clarity-, code-)
- [ ] Step 5: Run remaining in-scope categories (format-, nav-, scan-, hygiene-, review-)
- [ ] Step 6: Report per the output contract, by severity
Load rule files by category prefix (rules/voice-*.md, then rules/structure-*.md, ...) only for in-scope categories. After applying fixes, rerun the rules that produced findings before finalizing.
Track this checklist:
Docs writing progress:
- [ ] Step 1: Pick one Diataxis type per file with the compass; name the audience and what they can do afterwards
- [ ] Step 2: Read the defaults bundles (voice-defaults, clarity-defaults, scan-defaults) plus the structure- and code- rules the type-gating table keeps
- [ ] Step 3: Draft: bottom line up front, quick start for getting-started docs, runnable example per concept, next steps for tutorials and how-tos
- [ ] Step 4: Apply the type-relevant rules to concrete weaknesses in the draft
- [ ] Step 5: Verify: run every example, resolve every link, confirm parameter names and defaults against the implementation; quote the command output
Step 5 is the exit criterion: a doc ships when its examples ran and its links resolved, not when it "reads well". Length follows what the reader has to do, not the template: drop a section the page does not need rather than filling it.
These rules apply only to the listed types. Flagging them elsewhere tells the author to break Diataxis.
| Rule | Applies to |
|---|---|
structure-quick-start | Getting-started pages, READMEs |
structure-next-steps, structure-procedures | Tutorials, how-to guides |
code-multiple-languages | Reference and how-to pages for a multi-SDK API |
scan-three-column-api | API reference |
hygiene-experimental-label, hygiene-planned-label | Reference and how-to pages for unstable or unshipped features |
nav-agent-readable | Docs sites (not a single README) |
Everything else applies to every type. Tutorials additionally get the we allowance in voice-defaults; reference pages get the signature-block allowance in structure-heading-overview.
| Priority | Category | Impact | Prefix | Rules |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Voice & Tone | CRITICAL | voice- | 4 |
| 2 | Structure & Organization | CRITICAL | structure- | 9 |
| 3 | Clarity & Language | HIGH | clarity- | 5 |
| 4 | Code Examples | HIGH | code- | 8 |
| 5 | Formatting & Syntax | MEDIUM-HIGH | format- | 7 |
| 6 | Navigation & Linking | MEDIUM-HIGH | nav- | 7 |
| 7 | Scanability & Readability | MEDIUM | scan- | 2 |
| 8 | Content Hygiene | MEDIUM | hygiene- | 6 |
| 9 | Review & Testing | LOW-MEDIUM | review- | 3 |
For the full rule list per category, read rules/_sections.md. The *-defaults.md files (voice, clarity, scan, review) are multi-check bundles, 2-5 baseline checks each.
## Documentation Audit Findings
### path/to/file.md
- [CRITICAL] `voice-defaults`: Passive voice obscures who performs the action.
- Fix: Rewrite "The configuration is loaded by the server" as "The server loads the configuration."
### path/to/clean-file.md
- ✓ pass
file:line when available.✓ pass so the author knows they were checked.*-defaults.md bundle ("voice-defaults: passive voice"), not just the filename, or the author can't locate the issue.sk_live_...) gets pasted into real code and tripped by secret scanners. Sample credentials use the provider's test prefix (sk_test_...) or an explained placeholder (YOUR_API_KEY); see code-placeholders.hygiene-update-metadata when the date can come from the build or VCS.nav-breadcrumb-context is for plain Markdown in a repo and for pages with a prerequisite the reader must have met.readme-creator: a README from scratch or a full rewrite; this skill audits and fixes existing ones in place.agents-md: AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md instruction files (execution-first, not reader-facing docs).copywriting: marketing, landing-page, and product copy.dx-audit: the product's own error messages, CLI output, and API ergonomics; this skill covers how the docs describe them.optimise-seo: implementing llms.txt, AI-crawler policy, and Markdown routes in a Next.js App Router site; nav-agent-readable says what the docs should expose, that skill builds it.ghostwriter where installed: editorial tutorials, how-to articles, thought leadership, and long-form posts, drafted from the blog platform profile.blodemd where installed: scaffolds/deploys MDX docs sites; this skill governs content quality inside them.Maintenance only: evals/evals.json contains regression scenarios for changes to this skill; it does not load during a user task.
name: docs-writing description: Writes and audits technical docs with Diataxis type gating, runnable examples, and 51 documentation rules. Use when asked to "review my docs", "write an API reference", or improve a documentation page. For a whole README use readme-creator; for agent instructions use agents-md.
---
name: docs-writing
description: Writes and audits technical docs with Diataxis type gating, runnable examples, and 51 documentation rules. Use when asked to "review my docs", "write an API reference", or improve a documentation page. For a whole README use readme-creator; for agent instructions use agents-md.
---
# Documentation Writing
- **IS:** writing and auditing technical documentation quality (Diataxis doc types, voice, structure, clarity, runnable code, formatting, navigation, content hygiene, agent-readable docs) for docs sites, API references, documentation-site tutorials, how-to docs, and existing READMEs.
- **IS NOT:** editorial blog tutorials or articles (use the external `ghostwriter` skill with platform `blog`), a README from scratch or a whole-README rewrite (use `readme-creator`; a README that needs its prose fixed in place stays here), AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md instructions (use `agents-md`), marketing and landing-page copy (use `copywriting`), or the product's own error strings and CLI output (use `dx-audit`; this skill covers the docs that describe them).
## Mode dispatch
- Reviewing docs? → Audit workflow.
- Writing or rewriting a page? → Writing workflow.
- "Improve" or "fix" docs? → Audit first, then apply fixes yourself.
## Classify before anything else
Doc type gates which rules apply, so classify every file first. Use the Diataxis compass: does the page serve **action** (doing) or **cognition** (understanding), and is the reader **acquiring** a skill or **applying** one?
| | Acquisition (learning) | Application (working) |
|---|---|---|
| **Action** | Tutorial | How-to guide |
| **Cognition** | Explanation | Reference |
A page that answers differently for different sections is mixed; `structure-diataxis` handles the split. Classify by the reader's task, not the filename. A README can orient or reference; a getting-started page can be a tutorial or a goal-directed how-to.
## Audit workflow
Track this checklist:
```text
Docs audit progress:
- [ ] Step 1: Scope to changed files unless a full sweep was requested
- [ ] Step 2: Classify each doc with the compass; name the audience
- [ ] Step 3: Run CRITICAL categories (voice-, structure-), skipping rules the type-gating table excludes
- [ ] Step 4: Run HIGH categories (clarity-, code-)
- [ ] Step 5: Run remaining in-scope categories (format-, nav-, scan-, hygiene-, review-)
- [ ] Step 6: Report per the output contract, by severity
```
Load rule files by category prefix (`rules/voice-*.md`, then `rules/structure-*.md`, ...) only for in-scope categories. After applying fixes, rerun the rules that produced findings before finalizing.
## Writing workflow
Track this checklist:
```text
Docs writing progress:
- [ ] Step 1: Pick one Diataxis type per file with the compass; name the audience and what they can do afterwards
- [ ] Step 2: Read the defaults bundles (voice-defaults, clarity-defaults, scan-defaults) plus the structure- and code- rules the type-gating table keeps
- [ ] Step 3: Draft: bottom line up front, quick start for getting-started docs, runnable example per concept, next steps for tutorials and how-tos
- [ ] Step 4: Apply the type-relevant rules to concrete weaknesses in the draft
- [ ] Step 5: Verify: run every example, resolve every link, confirm parameter names and defaults against the implementation; quote the command output
```
Step 5 is the exit criterion: a doc ships when its examples ran and its links resolved, not when it "reads well". Length follows what the reader has to do, not the template: drop a section the page does not need rather than filling it.
## Type-gating table
These rules apply only to the listed types. Flagging them elsewhere tells the author to break Diataxis.
| Rule | Applies to |
|------|-----------|
| `structure-quick-start` | Getting-started pages, READMEs |
| `structure-next-steps`, `structure-procedures` | Tutorials, how-to guides |
| `code-multiple-languages` | Reference and how-to pages for a multi-SDK API |
| `scan-three-column-api` | API reference |
| `hygiene-experimental-label`, `hygiene-planned-label` | Reference and how-to pages for unstable or unshipped features |
| `nav-agent-readable` | Docs sites (not a single README) |
Everything else applies to every type. Tutorials additionally get the `we` allowance in `voice-defaults`; reference pages get the signature-block allowance in `structure-heading-overview`.
## Rule categories by priority
| Priority | Category | Impact | Prefix | Rules |
|----------|----------|--------|--------|-------|
| 1 | Voice & Tone | CRITICAL | `voice-` | 4 |
| 2 | Structure & Organization | CRITICAL | `structure-` | 9 |
| 3 | Clarity & Language | HIGH | `clarity-` | 5 |
| 4 | Code Examples | HIGH | `code-` | 8 |
| 5 | Formatting & Syntax | MEDIUM-HIGH | `format-` | 7 |
| 6 | Navigation & Linking | MEDIUM-HIGH | `nav-` | 7 |
| 7 | Scanability & Readability | MEDIUM | `scan-` | 2 |
| 8 | Content Hygiene | MEDIUM | `hygiene-` | 6 |
| 9 | Review & Testing | LOW-MEDIUM | `review-` | 3 |
For the full rule list per category, read `rules/_sections.md`. The `*-defaults.md` files (voice, clarity, scan, review) are multi-check bundles, 2-5 baseline checks each.
## Output contract (audit mode)
```markdown
## Documentation Audit Findings
### path/to/file.md
- [CRITICAL] `voice-defaults`: Passive voice obscures who performs the action.
- Fix: Rewrite "The configuration is loaded by the server" as "The server loads the configuration."
### path/to/clean-file.md
- ✓ pass
```
- Group by file; order by severity within each file.
- Use `file:line` when available.
- Every finding names the rule, states the issue, proposes a fix. No fix, not reportable.
- List clean files as `✓ pass` so the author knows they were checked.
## Gotchas
- Doc-type misclassification is the top false-positive source. A missing quick start on an explanation page, or a "Next steps" section demanded of a reference page, is a finding against Diataxis, not for it. Check the type-gating table before reporting.
- Cite the specific failing check in a `*-defaults.md` bundle ("`voice-defaults`: passive voice"), not just the filename, or the author can't locate the issue.
- Load rule files by prefix for in-scope categories only. Loading the whole folder before scope is known floods context and buries the CRITICAL findings under MEDIUM ones.
- "Should" is not a bug. Google's current word list uses "should" for a recommendation and "must" for a requirement; flag "should" only where the sentence states a requirement. Flagging every "should" produces a wall of false positives.
- An example key that looks live (`sk_live_...`) gets pasted into real code and tripped by secret scanners. Sample credentials use the provider's test prefix (`sk_test_...`) or an explained placeholder (`YOUR_API_KEY`); see `code-placeholders`.
- A hand-typed "Last updated: 2024-03-01" that nobody maintains reads as "abandoned" and is worse than no date. Only recommend `hygiene-update-metadata` when the date can come from the build or VCS.
- A "This guide is part of the X series" opener on every page of a docs site duplicates the sidebar and breadcrumb the site already renders. `nav-breadcrumb-context` is for plain Markdown in a repo and for pages with a prerequisite the reader must have met.
- Don't rewrite content you were asked to review; report and propose fixes unless the user said "improve" or "fix".
- Don't audit unchanged files unless a full sweep was explicitly requested; unscoped findings drown the real ones.
## Related skills
- `readme-creator`: a README from scratch or a full rewrite; this skill audits and fixes existing ones in place.
- `agents-md`: AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md instruction files (execution-first, not reader-facing docs).
- `copywriting`: marketing, landing-page, and product copy.
- `dx-audit`: the product's own error messages, CLI output, and API ergonomics; this skill covers how the docs describe them.
- `optimise-seo`: implementing `llms.txt`, AI-crawler policy, and Markdown routes in a Next.js App Router site; `nav-agent-readable` says what the docs should expose, that skill builds it.
- Optional external `ghostwriter` where installed: editorial tutorials, how-to articles, thought leadership, and long-form posts, drafted from the `blog` platform profile.
- Optional external `blodemd` where installed: scaffolds/deploys MDX docs sites; this skill governs content quality inside them.
Maintenance only: `evals/evals.json` contains regression scenarios for changes to this skill; it does not load during a user task.
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