docs-skills

Answers questions about an analyzed codebase using learn-code output and direct source code inspection. Provides file:line-grounded answers.

Use PROACTIVELY when planning documentation structure, performing gap analysis, or creating documentation plans. Analyzes requirements, applies JTBD framework, and creates comprehensive documentation plans. MUST BE USED for any documentation planning or content architecture task.

Use PROACTIVELY when reviewing documentation for style guide compliance. Uses Vale linting and 18 style guide review skills (IBM Style Guide + Red Hat SSG) to review AsciiDoc files, edit in place, and generate review reports. MUST BE USED for any style review or documentation quality check.

Use PROACTIVELY when writing or drafting documentation. Creates complete CONCEPT, PROCEDURE, REFERENCE, and ASSEMBLY modules in AsciiDoc (default) or Material for MkDocs Markdown format. MUST BE USED for any documentation writing, drafting, or content creation task.

Deep analysis agent for a single codebase module. Receives full source and a targeted question. Returns structured JSON with purpose, public API, dependencies, data flow, gotchas, and onboarding priority.

Download HTML from websites and extract article content, removing HTML bloat. Specifically designed to extract content from <article> tags with aria-live="polite" attribute. Outputs clean, readable content for documentation sites like Red Hat docs.

Read a Google Docs document, Google Slides presentation, or Google Sheets spreadsheet and output as Markdown or CSV. Use this skill when asked to read, fetch, import, or convert a Google Doc, Google Slides, or Google Sheets URL.

Documentation workflow orchestrator. Reads the step list from .agent_workspace/docs-workflow.yaml (or the plugin default). Runs steps sequentially, manages progress state, handles iteration and confirmation gates. Claude is the orchestrator — the YAML is a step list, not a workflow engine.

Review documentation for content quality — logical flow, user journey alignment, scannability, conciseness, fluff removal, and customer focus. Use this skill whenever someone asks to check if docs are well-organized, too wordy, have unnecessary content, lack logical flow, or need tightening. Also use for content quality peer reviews, minimalism checks, or when asked to "cut the fluff" or "make it more concise."

Review AsciiDoc (.adoc) files for Red Hat modular documentation compliance — module types (concept, procedure, reference), assembly structure, anchor IDs, context variables, leveloffset, and include directives. Use this skill whenever someone asks about modular docs, checks .adoc file structure, asks if a module is the right type, needs to verify anchor IDs have _{context}, or reviews assemblies. Also triggers for questions about concept vs procedure vs reference modules, prerequisites formatting, or Red Hat doc structure.

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