Documentation management plugin with Diátaxis framework support. Create, organize, and maintain project documentation following industry standards.
npx claudepluginhub nitromike502/meckert-claude-code-marketplace --plugin docs-managementCreate understanding-oriented explanation documentation following the Diataxis framework. Explanations clarify concepts, architecture, and design decisions.
Create task-oriented how-to guide documentation following the Diataxis framework. How-to guides help users accomplish specific goals.
Create information-oriented reference documentation following the Diataxis framework. Reference docs provide factual, complete information for lookup.
Create learning-oriented tutorial documentation following the Diataxis framework. Tutorials help users learn by doing with step-by-step guidance.
Display help and usage information for the docs-management plugin. Optionally specify a command or skill name for detailed help.
Analyze existing project documentation and migrate it to the standard Diataxis-based structure. Creates a migration plan before making changes.
Audit current project documentation to identify gaps, outdated content, and areas needing improvement. Provides a coverage report with recommendations.
Initialize the standard documentation directory structure in a new project following the Diataxis framework and documentation standards.
Review recent git commits and update project documentation based on new features, bug fixes, or changes. Automatically determines which doc types need updating.
Guidelines for creating Architecture Decision Records (ADRs). Use when documenting significant architectural decisions, their context, alternatives considered, and consequences.
Documentation standards and conventions based on Diataxis framework. Use this skill to learn project documentation conventions before creating, reviewing, or updating docs.
Guidelines for creating task-oriented how-to guide documentation. Use when writing content that helps users accomplish specific goals.
Guidelines for documenting research findings and investigation results. Use when writing content about discoveries, analysis, and recommendations from code analysis, API testing, or other research.
Guidelines for creating architecture overview and system explanation documentation. Use when writing content that clarifies system design, data flow, and architectural concepts.
Guidelines for creating technical specification and API reference documentation. Use when writing factual, complete content about data models, API contracts, and configuration options.
Guidelines for creating learning-oriented tutorial documentation. Use when writing step-by-step content that helps users learn by doing.
Complete developer workflow toolkit. Includes 34 reference skills, 34 specialized agents, and 21 slash commands covering TDD, debugging, code review, architecture, documentation, refactoring, security, testing, git workflows, API design, performance, UI/UX design, plugin development, and incident response. Full SDLC coverage with MCP integrations.
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Upstash Context7 MCP server for up-to-date documentation lookup. Pull version-specific documentation and code examples directly from source repositories into your LLM context.
Comprehensive C4 architecture documentation workflow with bottom-up code analysis, component synthesis, container mapping, and context diagram generation
AI-powered wiki generator for code repositories. Generates comprehensive, Mermaid-rich documentation with dark-mode VitePress sites, onboarding guides, deep research, and source citations. Inspired by OpenDeepWiki and deepwiki-open.
AI-powered wiki generator for code repositories. Generates comprehensive, Mermaid-rich documentation with dark-mode VitePress sites, onboarding guides, deep research, and source citations. Inspired by OpenDeepWiki and deepwiki-open.