project-documentation
Helps locate and navigate project documentation efficiently
What this skill does
<!-- SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2026 The AIDA Core Authors --> <!-- SPDX-License-Identifier: MPL-2.0 --> # Project Documentation Skill This skill provides an organized index of project documentation, making it easy to find relevant docs without searching through the entire codebase. ## When to Use This skill should be invoked when you need to: - Locate specific documentation (README, architecture docs, API docs, etc.) - Understand where different types of documentation live in the project - Find documentation about a specific topic or component - Navigate the project's documentation structure - Reference documentation locations for team members ## Supporting Files ### doc-index.md Comprehensive index of documentation locations: - README and getting started guides - Architecture and design documentation - API documentation and references - Contributing guidelines - Testing documentation - Deployment and operations docs - User guides and tutorials - Changelog and release notes The index provides quick navigation to all project documentation without needing to grep or search through directories. ## Examples ### Finding Architecture Documentation ```text User: "Where can I find the architecture documentation?" Claude: *Invokes project-documentation skill, reads doc-index.md* "The architecture documentation is located in docs/architecture.md" ``` ### Locating API Documentation ```text User: "How do I learn about the API endpoints?" Claude: *Invokes project-documentation skill, reads doc-index.md* "API documentation is available at: - OpenAPI spec: docs/api/openapi.yaml - API guide: docs/api/README.md" ``` ### Getting Started Resources ```text User: "What documentation should a new contributor read?" Claude: *Invokes project-documentation skill, reads doc-index.md* "New contributors should start with: 1. README.md - Project overview and setup 2. CONTRIBUTING.md - Contribution guidelines 3. docs/architecture.md - Architecture overview 4. docs/development.md - Development workflow" ``` ## Progressive Disclosure Like all AIDA skills, this skill's SKILL.md is always available (small token footprint), but the doc-index.md is only loaded when Claude determines documentation navigation is needed. ## Maintenance Update doc-index.md when: - New documentation is added - Documentation is moved or reorganized - Documentation is deprecated or removed - Documentation URLs change Keep the index current so team members can always find what they need. ## Future Enhancement This skill can be extended with: - `scripts/find-docs.py` - Programmatic documentation search - `scripts/validate-docs.py` - Check that documented files exist - Integration with documentation generators
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