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Planned: review documentation for content accessibility issues, including missing or poor image alt text, skipped heading levels, non-descriptive link text, color- or position-only instructions, inaccessible tables, and unexplained abbreviations. Use when a…

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Check or fix documentation pages for AI readability, so AI assistants, Ask AI, RAG pipelines, and other LLM retrieval systems can retrieve, chunk, and quote them accurately. Use when a writer asks whether docs are AI-ready or LLM-ready, how pages will chunk…

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Planned: find broken, redirected, and fragile links in a documentation repo or published docs site, including relative links, heading anchors, images, and external URLs, and propose fixes. Use when a writer asks to check links, find 404s, fix dead links, or…

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Planned: verify that code samples in documentation are syntactically valid, use current APIs and package versions, are consistent across languages, and run where possible. Use when a writer asks to test, validate, or update code snippets, examples, or…

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Planned: find stale documentation by comparing pages against changelogs, release notes, version numbers, and last-updated history, and flag content that references removed, renamed, or outdated features. Use when a writer asks which docs are out of date, what…

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Review or rewrite documentation and docs-adjacent copy (guides, reference pages, release notes, changelogs, READMEs) so it reads like a skilled human technical writer wrote it, without changing meaning, facts, terminology, code, links, or UI labels. Use when…

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Planned: review the structure of a documentation set, including navigation, page grouping, content types, duplication, orphaned pages, and gaps, and recommend a clearer organization. Use when a writer asks to restructure docs, review navigation or a table of…

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Planned: compare documentation pages against an OpenAPI specification and report drift such as missing or renamed endpoints, parameters, fields, enums, defaults, status codes, auth requirements, and stale examples. Use when a writer asks to check docs against…

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Planned: draft clear, user-facing release notes and changelog entries from merged pull requests, commits, tickets, or internal notes, grouped by impact and written in the team's style. Use when a writer asks to write release notes, a changelog entry, or a…

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Create, edit, or review product and technical documentation for content-level search engine optimization (SEO) and answer engine optimization (AEO) while preserving human readability, factual accuracy, and house style. Use when a docs task mentions SEO, AEO,…

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Planned: help a docs team build a style guide from its existing documentation instead of a generic template. Extracts the conventions the docs already follow, presents inconsistencies as decisions to make, and asks about things the docs cannot show, such as…

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Planned: convert a finished style guide into an Agent Skill (SKILL.md) that writers and AI agents can load to apply the guide while writing and reviewing docs. Use when a writer asks to turn a style guide into a skill, agent instructions, or rules for an AI…

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Planned: build a glossary from existing documentation and flag places where different words are used for the same concept, inconsistent capitalization of product terms, and undefined jargon. Use when a writer asks to check terminology, build a glossary,…

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