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Refine, rewrite, or write an RLinf documentation page or section so it conforms to the docs style guide (docs/STYLE_GUIDE.md) — voice, information architecture, card/table index pages, the recipe-page template, navigation labels, reuse, and EN/ZH parity. Use when improving an existing doc page, drafting a new one, or doing a style/structure pass. For pure doc-to-code and EN/ZH correctness checks, use the docs-check skill instead (the two are complementary).

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Refine RLinf Docs

Bring a documentation page (or a whole section) up to the RLinf documentation style guide. Use this when writing a new page, rewriting an existing one, or doing a style/structure pass.

The single source of truth is docs/STYLE_GUIDE.md — read it first and apply it. This skill is the operating procedure; the style guide holds the exact rules. When the two disagree, the style guide wins.

When to use

  • Editing/improving an existing page, or drafting a new one.
  • A "make this page match our docs style" / "clean up these docs" request.
  • Pair with the docs-check skill: refine-docs covers voice, structure, and style; docs-check covers facts, code references, and EN/ZH parity.

Workflow

  1. Read docs/STYLE_GUIDE.md. It is authoritative.
  2. Find both language files. Every page exists at docs/source-en/... and docs/source-zh/.... Refine both in the same pass and keep them in parity.
  3. Classify the page, then apply the matching part of the guide:
    • Landing / section / sub-section index → cards or tables + a :hidden: toctree; one-line outcome; routed list. Never body bullet lists.
    • Recipe / example page (env, model, algorithm, SFT, robot) → the page anatomy: figure + intro → Overview (4 aligned cards) → Tasks + Observation and Action tables → Installation → Download the Model → Run It → Visualization and Results. Use the standard section names and the aligned card schema for that gallery subsection.
    • Concept / guide / reference / extending prose page → outcome-first intro, short sections, link out instead of inlining reference material.
  4. Apply the voice rules to every paragraph: second person, imperative, outcome first, no throat-clearing, short sentences, annotate non-trivial commands ("What this does: 1… 2…").
  5. Fix structure and labels: Title Case headings + standard names, one H1 per page, bare nav captions, cards/tables instead of bullet walls, footguns in a warning, correct axis ownership/placement.
  6. De-duplicate: link to the canonical Reference / Evaluation page instead of re-explaining; if identical prose/commands repeat across 3+ pages, extract an underscore include partial (_name.rst).
  7. Keep EN ↔ ZH parity: same structure and (translated) headings; identical, untranslated code identifiers (config keys, CLI flags, env/model names); stable :doc: / :ref: links (no hardcoded ReadTheDocs URLs); never glue **bold** directly between CJK characters.
  8. Verify (the gate) — see below.

Quick checklists by page type

Any page

  • Opens with the outcome, second person, no throat-clearing.
  • One H1; Title Case headings; standard section names where applicable.
  • EN and ZH updated together; code tokens identical; no CJK-glued **bold**.
  • Reference material linked, not inlined; repeated blocks factored into partials.

Index / landing page

  • Body uses a card grid or list-table, not bullets or bare :doc: lists.
  • .. toctree:: is :hidden: and drives nav/order.
  • One-line purpose ("Pick this when…") before the cards/tables.

Recipe / example page

  • Credited figure + one-paragraph intro.
  • Overview card grid (.. grid:: 2 4 4 4) with the gallery's aligned schema.
  • Tasks and Observation and Action are list-tables.
  • No "Env type" card, no generic "Algorithm" section, no boilerplate VLA intro.
  • Metrics/eval linked out; only "watch env/success_once" + a results table stay.
  • Shared install / model-path tails come from _setup_common.rst / _model_path.rst.

Gate

  • Build both trees with zero new warnings: /opt/venv/docs/bin/sphinx-build -b html docs/source-en /tmp/build-en and the same for docs/source-zh.
  • Run the docs-check skill (doc-to-code correctness + EN/ZH parity).
  • Confirm: no new bullet-list index pages, no throat-clearing intros, and no literal ** leaking into built ZH pages from CJK-glued bold.