doc-coauthoring

name	doc-coauthoring
description	Collaborative technical writing workflow for specs, architecture notes, and research manuscripts. Use when drafting or revising structured documents that require clear audience targeting, iterative refinement, and consistency checks.
license	MIT
metadata	{"author":"local-adapted","version":"1.0.0"}

Doc Co-Authoring

When to apply

• Writing technical specs, architecture decisions, implementation plans, or paper sections.
• Existing draft needs restructuring, tightening, or consistency cleanup.

Co-authoring stages

1. Context capture
   • Audience, purpose, constraints, and expected decisions.
2. Structure design
   • Build section outline and acceptance criteria per section.
3. Section drafting
   • Draft one section at a time with explicit claims and evidence.
4. Refinement
   • Remove ambiguity, tighten logic flow, unify terminology.
5. Reader check
   • Simulate reader questions and patch weak spots.

Quality checks

• Terms are defined once and used consistently.
• Claims are traceable to data/evidence.
• Scope boundaries and non-goals are explicit.
• Action items include owner and completion signal.

Output style

• Keep headings informative.
• Prefer concise paragraphs and scannable bullets.
• End with decisions, risks, and next steps.