Manage Taiga wiki pages and documentation using MCP tools. Use when: creating wiki pages, updating documentation, managing wiki links and navigation, tracking wiki changes, organizing project documentation.
Determines which PRD, ADR, UI Spec, Design Doc, and Work Plan a change requires and where each is stored. Use when deciding documentation scope or creating or reviewing a technical document.
Diátaxis Documentation Expert. An expert technical writer specializing in creating high-quality software documentation, guided by the principles and structure of the Diátaxis technical documentation authoring framework.
Use when writing, revising, reorganizing, or reviewing technical documentation — concept guides, feature docs, API references, developer-tool docs, tutorials, or docstrings that compile into user-facing docs. Covers both how to teach a single concept on one page and how to keep an entire documentation set coherent as it grows. Also covers short user-facing product text — UI copy, error messages, empty states, tooltips, and help text — which follows ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English conventions (see "User-Facing Text"). Trigger whenever a task involves producing or improving end-user or developer-facing documentation, or when writing product strings a user will read. Not for README files (use crafting-effective-readmes), conversational walkthroughs of existing code or changes (use explain), or inline code comments.
Use when the user wants to generate technical documentation for ADVPL/TLPP code on TOTVS Protheus -- Protheus.doc header blocks (@type, @param, @return, @author, @since, @history), complete routine documentation (tables read/written, MV_* parameters, entry points, execution flow, dependencies), or REST API endpoint documentation (path/query parameters, request/response JSON, status codes). Also triggers on Portuguese phrasing like "documentar rotina", "gerar cabecalho Protheus.doc", "documentar endpoint", "documentar API REST", or requests to add documentation to legacy/undocumented code.
Update documentation affected by a completed task, after technical review and before the task is marked done. Use when review identifies documentation targets.
リポジトリの構造・技術スタック・機能一覧・セットアップ手順を動的に解析し、 包括的なドキュメントを自動生成するスキル。言語・フレームワーク問わず汎用的に動作する。 Use this skill whenever the user asks to: - Explain a repository / リポジトリの説明 / リポジトリの概要 - Generate a README / README生成 / README作成 - Understand project structure / プロジェクト構成を教えて / 構造を説明して - Learn how to run a project / 使い方を教えて / 動かし方 / セットアップ方法 - Get a repo overview / repo overview / explain this repo / what does this repo do - List features / 機能一覧 / このプロジェクトは何ができる? - Onboard to a new codebase / コードベースのキャッチアップ / 新しいリポジトリに入った - "このリポジトリ何?" "プロジェクトの全体像" "how to run this project" - "コードの全体を把握したい" "ドキュメントを整備して" "技術スタックを知りたい" This skill is especially useful when joining a new project, onboarding team members, or when a repository lacks proper documentation. It works with ANY repository regardless of programming language, framework, or project type.
Writes user-facing help-center articles - verb-first how-to guides, symptom-organized troubleshooting pages, and FAQs - with one task per article, exact UI labels, and a stated success result. Use when someone asks "write a help article for...", "document how users reset their password", "turn these support tickets into a troubleshooting page", or "our help center articles are confusing, rewrite this one". Do NOT use for internal team procedures and SOPs - use process-doc instead; for on-call operational runbooks, use runbook-writer; for internal knowledge-base articles aimed at support agents, use kb-article-writer.
Keep project documentation accurate as code changes. Use whenever you add or change a feature, public API, config, env var, setup step, or command — and when the user asks to document something or writes new code without touching docs. Ensures README, usage docs, and inline docs stay true.
Flag possible documentation duplication, misplacement, or verbosity. Use when drafting or reviewing docs, backlog items, ADRs, or explanatory text to steer toward a single source of truth. Trigger phrases: "check documentation", "review docs", "check docs", "review documentation", "check for doc duplication", "review for duplication", "check doc quality", "review doc quality", "documentation review", "docs review", "check doc structure".
Automate doc generation with JSDoc/TSDoc, linters, and pre-commit hooks. Use when setting up markdownlint, configuring doc linting pipelines, integrating JSDoc/TSDoc, or building automated documentation workflows.
Comprehensive documentation guide for Golang projects, covering godoc comments, README, CONTRIBUTING, CHANGELOG, Go Playground, Example tests, API docs, and llms.txt. Use when writing or reviewing doc comments, documentation, adding code examples, setting up doc sites, or discussing documentation best practices. Triggers for both libraries and applications/CLIs.
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