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Instructions for drafting documentation or session notes with separately configured model backends. Confirm the selected local and cloud endpoints, data handling and costs before invocation. Use for documentation and session summaries; not for prompt-prefix analysis.

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docgen — local-drafted docs (cloud-refined) + session review

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This catalog ships instructions, not the executable runtime. Python modules, scripts, local services and optional tools named below must be installed separately from the upstream project. Check their availability before running commands; if they are missing, explain the prerequisite instead of claiming execution or results. The host agent may use model tokens while following these instructions.

Documentation is verbose, so the LOCAL model writes the first draft and the cloud model is spent only on a final polish — the video's "pre-write local, correct with cloud" pattern, built on [[auto-router]]'s draft_refine fusion.

python -m skills.docgen.cli draft "deploy the service" --kind guide
python -m skills.docgen.cli draft "auth module" --kind module
python -m skills.docgen.cli session ~/.claude/projects/.../transcript.jsonl
python -m skills.docgen.cli session "user: did X\nassistant: built Y" --text
  • draft — local model drafts (readme|module|changelog|guide|adr); cloud refines only if a key is set (otherwise you keep the local draft, marked un-refined). Verify backend choice, configured forwarding and provider usage.
  • session — reads a transcript (Claude Code .jsonl, markdown, or raw text) and a configured model may return done / decisions / learnings / next. Measure the actual call.

Exposed via [[llm-mcp]] as draft_doc and session_review. Pairs with [[ingest]] (pull sources to document) and [[checkup]] (what changed this session).

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