documenting-code
Maintain project documentation synchronized with code. Keep feature specs, API contracts, and README current with init-project standards. Use when updating docs after code changes, adding new features, or ensuring documentation completeness.
Install
mkdir -p .claude/skills/documenting-code && curl -L -o skill.zip "https://mcp.directory/api/skills/download/6102" && unzip -o skill.zip -d .claude/skills/documenting-code && rm skill.zipInstalls to .claude/skills/documenting-code
About this skill
Documenting Code
Standards Reference
All documentation follows init-project conventions:
- IDs: F-## (features), US-### (user stories) - unique and traceable across docs
- Files:
docs/feature-specs/F-##-slug.yaml,docs/user-stories/US-###-slug.yaml - Front-matter: Required
title,status,last_updatedfields - Traceability: Every F-## links to PRD, every US-### links to F-##
Reference /file-templates/init-project/CLAUDE.md for full conventions.
Documentation Inventory
Required docs (from init-project template):
docs/product-requirements.yaml- Project goals, scope, features, success metricsdocs/feature-specs/F-##-*.yaml- One per F-## featuredocs/user-stories/US-###-*.yaml- One per user storydocs/user-flows/*.yaml- Primary user flowsdocs/api-contracts.yaml- API endpointsdocs/system-design.yaml- Architecturedocs/data-plan.yaml- Metrics and data storagedocs/design-spec.yaml- UI/UX specifications
Workflow
1. Check Current State
Before making changes, understand what exists:
- Read
docs/product-requirements.yamlfor feature list and current status - Check
docs/feature-specs/for existing feature documentation - Review
docs/api-contracts.yamlfor API coverage - Scan for broken links, outdated examples, or missing documentation
2. Update Documentation
For feature changes:
- Update corresponding
docs/feature-specs/F-##-*.yamlwith new requirements - Add/update API endpoints in
docs/api-contracts.yaml - Update
docs/product-requirements.yamlif scope changed - Add JSDoc comments in code for complex logic
For new features:
- Create
docs/feature-specs/F-##-slug.yamlfollowing init-project template - Add F-## entry to PRD feature table
- Create API endpoint entries in
docs/api-contracts.yamlif applicable - Create user stories in
docs/user-stories/US-###-slug.yamlif needed
3. Verify Standards Compliance
Checklist before finalizing:
- All F-## IDs in PRD have corresponding feature specs
- All US-### stories link to valid F-## features
- API contracts match feature spec endpoints
- Code examples work and are current
- Links between docs are valid
- Front-matter includes required fields (
title,status,last_updated) - IDs are properly linked across documents
4. Update README
Keep main README current:
- Update feature list to match PRD F-## features
- Refresh installation/setup instructions if changed
- Update API reference links
- Add new usage examples as needed
- Verify all links work
Project Management Commands
Update specific documentation:
/manage-project/update/update-feature # Update feature specs
/manage-project/add/add-api # Add API endpoints
/manage-project/update/update-design # Update system design
/manage-project/update/update-requirements # Update success metrics
Validation commands:
/manage-project/validate/check-consistency # Verify all IDs linked correctly
/manage-project/validate/check-coverage # Verify no orphaned docs
/manage-project/validate/check-api-alignment # Verify API alignment
Bash utilities (from docs/ directory):
./check-project.sh # Full validation
./list-features.sh # Show all features
./list-stories.sh # Show all stories
./list-apis.sh # Show all API endpoints
Quick Fixes
- Broken links: Update with correct paths and verify
- Outdated examples: Test code samples and update
- Missing feature docs: Create
F-##-slug.yamlfollowing template - API changes: Update
api-contracts.yamland corresponding feature specs - Status updates: Mark features as completed after implementation
When to Escalate
- Missing required docs from init-project template
- Broken traceability (orphaned IDs)
- Documentation conflicts with implementation
- User complaints about outdated docs
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