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holydocs-skills contains 4 collected skills from seangeng, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

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holydocs
software-developers

Create, migrate, and write documentation with HolyDocs. Use when the user wants to set up docs, create a docs site, migrate from Mintlify or Docusaurus, configure docs.json, write MDX pages, or improve HolyDocs documentation quality. This package contains 3 skills: holydocs, holydocs-migrate, and holydocs-writing.

2026-04-13
holydocs
software-developers

Create and configure HolyDocs documentation projects. Use when the user wants to set up documentation, create a docs site, initialize a docs project, configure docs.json, add MDX pages, or work with HolyDocs in any way. Also trigger when seeing docs.json, holydocs.json, @holydocs/cli, or MDX documentation files in the project. This is the go-to skill for anything related to HolyDocs documentation platform.

2026-04-13
holydocs-migrate
software-developers

Migrate documentation from Mintlify, GitBook, Docusaurus, ReadMe, or VuePress to HolyDocs. Use when the user wants to migrate, convert, switch, or move their docs from another platform. Also trigger when you see mint.json (Mintlify), docusaurus.config.js (Docusaurus), .gitbook.yaml (GitBook), or readme.yaml (ReadMe) in the project, or when the user mentions any of these platforms in the context of documentation.

2026-04-11
holydocs-writing
software-developers

Best practices for writing high-quality documentation with HolyDocs. Use when the user wants to write docs, improve documentation quality, add new pages, review doc content, follow documentation style guides, or ask about how to write effective technical documentation. Also use when writing or editing any .mdx file in a docs project, creating changelogs, or structuring documentation content. This skill makes docs clearer, more scannable, and more effective.

2026-04-11