doc-create
DocumentsCreate new documentation from templates
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Documentation Create Skill
Create new AsciiDoc documents from predefined templates.
Parameters
- type (required): standard|readme|guide
- name (required): Document name
- path (optional): Output path (default: inferred from type)
Workflow
Step 1: Validate Parameters
If type not provided OR type not in [standard, readme, guide]:
Show usage and exit
If name not provided:
Show usage and exit
Usage:
/doc-create type=<type> name=<name> [path=<path>]
Parameters:
type - Required: standard|readme|guide
name - Required: Document name (used in title and filename)
path - Optional: Output path (default: inferred from type)
Default paths by type:
standard → standards/{name}.adoc
readme → README.adoc (or {name}/README.adoc if name != project)
guide → docs/{name}.adoc
Examples:
/doc-create type=standard name=java-logging
/doc-create type=readme name=MyProject
/doc-create type=guide name=setup-guide
/doc-create type=standard name=testing path=docs/standards/
Step 2: Determine Output Path
If path specified:
output_path = {path}/{name}.adoc
Else:
If type = standard:
output_path = standards/{name}.adoc
If type = readme:
output_path = README.adoc (or {name}/README.adoc)
If type = guide:
output_path = docs/{name}.adoc
Step 3: Check for Existing File
If file exists at output_path:
Ask user: "File exists. Overwrite? (y/n)"
If no: Exit
Step 4: Load Documentation Skill
Skill: pm-documents:ref-documentation
Step 5: Execute Creation Workflow
Execute workflow: create-from-template
Parameters:
type: {type}
name: {name}
path: {output_path}
Step 6: Generate Report
═══════════════════════════════════════════════
Document Created
═══════════════════════════════════════════════
File: {output_path}
Type: {type}
Status: Created and validated
Next steps:
1. Open {output_path} in your editor
2. Fill in the template sections
3. Run /doc-doctor target={output_path} to validate
Architecture
Pattern: Thin Orchestrator (~80 lines)
- Validates parameters
- Delegates creation to ref-documentation skill
- No business logic in skill
Skill Dependency: pm-documents:ref-documentation
- Provides: create-from-template workflow
- Templates: templates/standard-template.adoc, readme-template.adoc, guide-template.adoc
Related
/doc-doctor- Diagnose documentation issues/doc-maintain- Maintain existing documentationref-documentationskill - Provides creation workflow and templates