Skill: doc-update-router

Skill: doc-update-router

Purpose: Intercept explicit doc-update requests and route to the correct command. Prevents doc edits from bypassing the /kmgraph:update-doc wizard, standards validation, and changelog enforcement.

Trigger Patterns (match any):

• "update [filename or doc name]" — e.g., "update quickstart.md", "update the command guide"
• "update this doc" / "update the doc" — resolves to most recently referenced doc
• "update today's session summary" / "update the session summary" / "update the current session"
• "update the changelog"
• "update the ADR" / "update the adr"

Do NOT trigger on:

• "update the code" / "update the tests" / "update the function" — not doc updates
• "let's update" with no doc reference — too ambiguous
• End-of-session signals like "I'm done" / "wrapping up" — those belong to session-wrap

Routing Logic (check in this order):

1. If intent includes "session summary" / "current session" / "today's session": → Dispatch to session-summary-agent (or /kmgraph:session-summary on Claude Code)

2. If intent includes "changelog": → Dispatch to document update handler with CHANGELOG.md (or /kmgraph:update-doc --user-facing CHANGELOG.md on Claude Code)

3. If intent includes "adr": → Dispatch to ADR creation handler (or /kmgraph:create-adr on Claude Code)

4. If a doc filename or name can be resolved from the intent: → Dispatch to document update handler with {resolved_path} (or /kmgraph:update-doc --user-facing {resolved_path} on Claude Code)

5. If intent is ambiguous (e.g., "update the docs"): → Ask: "Which doc would you like to update?" → Then dispatch to document update handler

ECC Compatibility Note: The routing above describes agent and function-based dispatch in platform-agnostic terms. The parenthetical Claude Code command syntax is provided for reference but should not be hard-coded in ECC implementations. Each platform dispatches through its native agent/command system.

Conflict with session-wrap: These skills serve different intents and do not conflict.

Skill	Fires on
doc-update-router	Explicit request: "update the session summary"
session-wrap	End-of-session signals: "stop", "I'm done", context limit

If both could fire simultaneously (e.g., "update the session summary and stop"), doc-update-router takes precedence for the explicit intent; session-wrap adds end-of-session wrap-up on top.

User-Facing Language:

• Address the user directly; never expose command names or internal routing mechanics unprompted
• Confirm the resolved target before dispatching: "Got it — updating [resolved doc] through the update wizard..."
• Use the appropriate command naturally: "I'll use the update-doc wizard to make sure standards are applied."