| name | diataxis-doc-generator |
| description | Generate documentation following the Diataxis framework |
| allowed-tools | ["Read","Write","Edit","Glob","Grep","Bash"] |
| graph | {"domains":["domain:software-engineering"],"specializations":["specialization:sdk-platform-development"],"skillAreas":["skill-area:tutorial-design","skill-area:reference-docs"],"roles":["role:platform-engineer"],"topics":["topic:api-design","topic:developer-experience"]} |
Diataxis Documentation Generator Skill
Overview
This skill generates comprehensive documentation following the Diataxis framework, organizing content into tutorials, how-to guides, reference, and explanation categories for optimal developer learning.
Capabilities
- Structure documentation as tutorials, how-to guides, reference, explanation
- Generate progressive getting started guides
- Create interactive API reference documentation
- Build code example repositories with multiple languages
- Implement documentation versioning
- Configure search and navigation
- Generate documentation from code comments
- Support multiple documentation platforms
Target Processes
- API Documentation System
- SDK Onboarding and Tutorials
- Developer Experience Optimization
Integration Points
- Docusaurus for React-based docs
- ReadTheDocs for Python projects
- Mintlify for modern documentation
- GitBook for collaborative docs
- MDX for interactive components
Input Requirements
- API specification or source code
- Target audience profiles
- Documentation platform preference
- Branding and style guidelines
- Code example requirements
Output Artifacts
- Structured documentation site
- Tutorial sequences
- How-to guide collection
- API reference pages
- Explanation articles
- Code examples repository
- Navigation configuration
Usage Example
skill:
name: diataxis-doc-generator
context:
apiSpec: ./openapi.yaml
platform: docusaurus
languages:
- javascript
- python
- curl
includePlayground: true
versioning: true
Best Practices
- Separate learning-oriented from task-oriented content
- Keep tutorials focused on learning, not completeness
- Make how-to guides goal-oriented
- Ensure reference is accurate and complete
- Write explanations to deepen understanding
- Include runnable code examples