Claude-skill-registry document

Create or update documentation for features, APIs, or components

install
source · Clone the upstream repo
git clone https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry
Claude Code · Install into ~/.claude/skills/
T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/data/document" ~/.claude/skills/majiayu000-claude-skill-registry-document && rm -rf "$T"
manifest: skills/data/document/SKILL.md
source content

/document - Documentation Generation

Create or update documentation based on recent commits or specific components.

Purpose

Maintain quality documentation by:

  • Classifying changes by Area (what) and Criticality (severity)
  • Determining documentation propagation paths
  • Updating docs in correct order (entry point → downstream)
  • Skipping levels with no impact

Modes

ModeTriggerScopeCost
Incremental (default)
/document
Commits since last docs update~2min, ~15k tokens
Full Review
/document --full
All docs consistency check~5min, ~70k tokens

Default behavior: Analyze commits on current branch since the last documentation commit.

Inputs

  • $ARGUMENTS
    : Component, feature, or API to document (optional - if empty, analyze recent commits)
    • Use
      --full
      to trigger full consistency review across all documentation
  • Source code for reference
  • Existing docs in
    docs/
  • ${PROJECT_NAME}
    : Current project context

Outputs

Documentation updates organized by impact area with propagation paths.


Impact Classification (Orthogonal Dimensions)

Areas (What Changed)

AreaBoundaryEntry Point
SystemCore functionality broken (hooks, MCP, install, agents)ISSUES
ProductVision, goals, target users, success metricsVISION
SolutionCapabilities, feature matrix, technical scopeBLUEPRINT
SpecificationFeatures, requirements, user stories, acceptance criteriaPRD
ArchitectureComponents, patterns, dependencies, decisionsARCHITECTURE
DevelopmentTask organization, priorities, statusROADMAP/BACKLOG
DocumentationAll docs: arch docs, policies, knowledge, guidesVaries

Criticality (Severity - Independent of Area)

LevelDefinitionResponse
CRITICALBlocking, broken functionality, data loss riskImmediate
HIGHSignificant impact, major feature affectedCurrent session
MEDIUMModerate impact, standard priorityCurrent sprint
LOWMinor, cosmetic, can deferBacklog

Propagation Paths by Area

SYSTEM        → ISSUES → BACKLOG
PRODUCT       → VISION → BLUEPRINT → PRD → ARCHITECTURE → ADR → ROADMAP → BACKLOG
SOLUTION      → BLUEPRINT → PRD → ARCHITECTURE → ADR → ROADMAP → BACKLOG
SPECIFICATION → PRD → ARCHITECTURE → ADR → ROADMAP → BACKLOG
ARCHITECTURE  → ARCHITECTURE → ADR → ROADMAP → BACKLOG
DEVELOPMENT   → ROADMAP → BACKLOG (or BACKLOG only)
DOCUMENTATION → Direct to target doc

Workflow

0. Determine Mode and Scope

Check

$ARGUMENTS
for
--full
flag:

  • If
    --full
    present
    : Full consistency review mode (step 0a)
  • Otherwise: Incremental mode - commits since last docs update (step 0b)

0a. Full Review Mode (--full only)

Cost: ~5min, ~70k tokens

Read current state of ALL key docs to detect cross-document inconsistencies:

  • docs/objectives/VISION.md
  • docs/objectives/BLUEPRINT.md
  • docs/architecture/PRD.md
  • docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE.md
  • docs/development/BACKLOG.md
  • docs/development/ISSUES.md
  • README.md
  • CLAUDE.md

Then proceed to step 1 with full scope.

0b. Incremental Mode (default)

Cost: ~2min, ~15k tokens

Only read docs that are directly affected by recent changes. Skip full consistency check.

1. Gather Changes

1a. Find Last Documentation Commit

# Find the most recent commit that updated docs
LAST_DOCS_COMMIT=$(git log --oneline --all \
  --grep="^docs:" \
  --grep="^docs(" \
  -- README.md CLAUDE.md 'docs/**' '.claude/hooks/README.md' \
  -1 --format="%H" 2>/dev/null | head -1)

# If no docs commit found, use merge-base with main
if [ -z "$LAST_DOCS_COMMIT" ]; then
  LAST_DOCS_COMMIT=$(git merge-base HEAD main 2>/dev/null || echo "HEAD~10")
fi

echo "Analyzing commits since: $LAST_DOCS_COMMIT"

1b. Get Commits Since Last Docs Update

# Get commits since last docs update
git log ${LAST_DOCS_COMMIT}..HEAD --oneline

# Get changed files in those commits
git diff ${LAST_DOCS_COMMIT}..HEAD --name-only

1c. Include Uncommitted Changes (Optional)

If there are uncommitted changes, ask user:

AskUserQuestion:
  question: "Include uncommitted changes in documentation scope?"
  header: "Scope"
  options:
    - label: "Commits only (Recommended)"
      description: "Only analyze committed changes since last docs update"
    - label: "Include uncommitted"
      description: "Also include staged and unstaged changes"

If including uncommitted:

git status --porcelain
git diff --name-only          # Unstaged
git diff --cached --name-only # Staged

2. Classify Changes (Area × Criticality)

For each changed file/feature, determine BOTH dimensions:

Area Classification

File PatternArea
install.sh
, MCP config, hooks broken
System
docs/objectives/VISION.md
, goals, OKRs
Product
docs/objectives/BLUEPRINT.md
, capabilities, scope
Solution
.claude/skills/
behavior, requirements
Specification
docs/architecture/PRD.md
, user stories
Specification
docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE.md
,
adr/
Architecture
.claude/hooks/scripts/
,
.claude/agents/
structure
Architecture
docs/objectives/ROADMAP.md
,
docs/development/
Development
README.md
,
CLAUDE.md
Documentation
docs/policy/
,
global/policy/
Documentation
docs/knowledge/
Documentation

Criticality Assessment

ConditionCriticality
Functionality broken, blocking workCRITICAL
Major feature change, significant impactHIGH
Standard change, moderate impactMEDIUM
Typo, cosmetic, minor improvementLOW

3. Group and Prioritize

Group by Area, sort by Criticality within each area:

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ IMPACT ANALYSIS - Session Changes                                    │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                                                                      │
│ SYSTEM                                                               │
│ └── [CRITICAL] Hooks broken after settings change                    │
│     Path: ISSUES → BACKLOG                                           │
│                                                                      │
│ PRODUCT                                                              │
│ └── [HIGH] New target user segment                                   │
│     Path: VISION → BLUEPRINT → PRD → ARCHITECTURE → BACKLOG          │
│                                                                      │
│ SOLUTION                                                             │
│ └── [HIGH] New /document skill capability                            │
│     Path: BLUEPRINT → PRD → ARCHITECTURE → BACKLOG                   │
│     Skip: ADR (no decision needed), ROADMAP (no milestone change)    │
│                                                                      │
│ SPECIFICATION                                                        │
│ └── [MEDIUM] Skill behavior change                                   │
│     Path: PRD → ARCHITECTURE → BACKLOG                               │
│                                                                      │
│ ARCHITECTURE                                                         │
│ └── [MEDIUM] New hook-utils.sh shared library                        │
│     Path: ARCHITECTURE → BACKLOG                                     │
│     Skip: ADR (minor structural), ROADMAP (no milestone)             │
│                                                                      │
│ DEVELOPMENT                                                          │
│ └── [LOW] Task status updates                                        │
│     Path: BACKLOG                                                    │
│                                                                      │
│ DOCUMENTATION                                                        │
│ └── [MEDIUM] BLUEPRINT refs moved to objectives/                     │
│     Path: Direct updates to affected docs                            │
│ └── [LOW] README typo                                                │
│     Path: README.md                                                  │
│                                                                      │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

4. Detect Inconsistencies and Conflicts

Full mode (

--full
): Proactively scan all docs for cross-document inconsistencies.

Incremental mode (default): Only check for conflicts when updating specific docs. Read only the docs being modified and their direct references.

Detect conflicts between:

  • Doc ↔ Doc: Docs contradict each other
  • Code ↔ Doc: Implementation differs from documented behavior
  • New ↔ Old: Recent changes contradict earlier decisions (ADRs, PRD)

Inconsistency Types

TypeExampleSeverity
Decision ConflictNew code contradicts ADR decisionHIGH
Specification DriftImplementation differs from PRDHIGH
Cross-Doc MismatchARCHITECTURE says X, README says YMEDIUM
Stale ReferenceDoc references removed componentMEDIUM
Version MismatchChangelog vs actual versionLOW

When Inconsistencies Found

NEVER silently overwrite. Present each conflict to user:

AskUserQuestion:
  question: "Inconsistency detected: [describe conflict]. How should we resolve?"
  header: "Conflict"
  options:
    - label: "Update old to match new"
      description: "The new change is correct, update prior docs"
    - label: "Keep old, flag new"
      description: "The prior decision stands, new change needs review"
    - label: "Document both (tentative)"
      description: "Record conflict in ISSUES for later resolution"
    - label: "Pause for full review"
      description: "Stop and suggest appropriate agent for deep analysis"

If Decision Conflicts with ADR

When new changes contradict an existing ADR decision:

AskUserQuestion:
  question: "Change contradicts ADR-XXX: [summary]. This is a significant decision reversal."
  header: "ADR Conflict"
  options:
    - label: "Supersede ADR (Recommended)"
      description: "Create new ADR explaining why decision changed"
    - label: "Revert approach"
      description: "The ADR decision should stand, flag change for revision"
    - label: "Document conflict"
      description: "Record in ISSUES as unresolved architectural debt"

5. Handle Tentative or Rejected Decisions

If user selects "tentative", "pause", or rejects a proposed update:

Log to ISSUES.md

## [DATE] Documentation Inconsistency - PENDING REVIEW

**Type**: [Decision Conflict | Specification Drift | Cross-Doc Mismatch]
**Severity**: [HIGH | MEDIUM | LOW]
**Session**: ${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}

### Conflict Description
[Describe what contradicts what]

### Affected Documents
- doc1.md (line X): states "..."
- doc2.md (line Y): states "..."

### User Decision
- [ ] Tentative - needs review
- [ ] Rejected - requires architectural decision

### Recommended Resolution
**Agent**: [Architect | Business Analyst | Developer]
**Action**: [Suggest specific review action]

Suggest Appropriate Agent

Conflict TypeSuggested AgentReason
ADR contradiction
/design
(Architect)
Architectural decision needed
PRD specification drift
/spec
(Business Analyst)
Requirements clarification needed
Implementation mismatch
/implement
(Developer)
Code review needed
Cross-doc inconsistency
/document
(Tech Writer)
Documentation alignment needed

6. Present to User for Confirmation

After resolving all conflicts, present final update plan:

AskUserQuestion:
  question: "Proceed with documentation updates? [N resolved, M logged to ISSUES]"
  header: "Confirm"
  options:
    - label: "Proceed (Recommended)"
      description: "Update docs following propagation paths"
    - label: "Modify selection"
      description: "Let me adjust which items to update"
    - label: "Critical only"
      description: "Only address CRITICAL items now"

7. Execute Updates

For each Area (process CRITICAL items first across all areas):

  1. Update entry point document
  2. Propagate downstream (skip levels with no impact)
  3. Verify cross-references

Update Order (Criticality First, Then by Area)

1. ALL CRITICAL items (any area)
   └── System: ISSUES.md → BACKLOG.md

2. ALL HIGH items
   └── Product: VISION → BLUEPRINT → PRD → ARCHITECTURE → BACKLOG
   └── Solution: BLUEPRINT → PRD → ARCHITECTURE → BACKLOG

3. ALL MEDIUM items
   └── Specification: PRD → ARCHITECTURE → BACKLOG
   └── Architecture: ARCHITECTURE.md → BACKLOG.md
   └── Documentation: Direct updates

4. ALL LOW items
   └── Development: BACKLOG.md
   └── Documentation: README.md typos

8. Validate

Check documentation quality:

  • CRITICAL items addressed first
  • Entry points updated before downstream
  • Cross-references valid (for touched docs)
  • No orphaned changes (all classified)
  • Skipped levels justified
  • All detected inconsistencies resolved or logged to ISSUES
  • No silent overwrites (user confirmed all conflicts)
  • Tentative decisions documented with suggested agent

Full mode additional checks:

  • All cross-document references consistent
  • No stale references to removed components
  • Version numbers aligned across docs

Area Boundaries (Detailed)

System

What belongs here:

  • Hooks not firing or erroring
  • MCP servers failing to connect
  • Install script broken
  • Agents fail to spawn
  • Skills fail to load

Does NOT belong:

  • New hook added (→ Architecture)
  • Hook behavior changed (→ Specification or Architecture)

Product

What belongs here:

  • Vision/goals changes
  • Target user changes
  • Success metrics changes
  • OKR changes

Does NOT belong:

  • Capability changes (→ Solution)
  • Feature behavior (→ Specification)

Solution

What belongs here:

  • New capability in feature matrix
  • Removing a capability
  • Technical scope changes
  • Feature matrix updates

Does NOT belong:

  • How features behave (→ Specification)
  • How it's implemented (→ Architecture)

Specification

What belongs here:

  • New user story
  • Changed acceptance criteria
  • New functional requirement
  • Skill behavior changes
  • Feature behavior details

Does NOT belong:

  • How components interact (→ Architecture)
  • Task tracking (→ Development)

Architecture

What belongs here:

  • New component added
  • Design pattern change
  • Dependency added/removed
  • Hook system structure
  • File structure changes
  • Internal refactoring

Does NOT belong:

  • What the component does for users (→ Specification)
  • Task tracking (→ Development)

Development

What belongs here:

  • Task status updates
  • Priority changes
  • Sprint/milestone progress
  • Work item details
  • Blockers (non-system)

Does NOT belong:

  • New requirements (→ Specification)
  • Design decisions (→ Architecture)

Documentation

What belongs here:

  • README updates
  • CLAUDE.md updates
  • Architecture docs (ARCHITECTURE.md)
  • Policy docs (PRINCIPLES, RULES, GUIDELINES)
  • Knowledge base (docs/knowledge/)
  • User guides
  • API docs

Includes both:

  • Specification docs (PRD, ARCHITECTURE, ADRs)
  • Developer docs (README, CLAUDE.md, guides)

Policy Locations

global/policy/        # SCZ framework policies (→ ~/.claude/policy/)
├── PRINCIPLES.md     # SW engineering principles (for SCZ)
├── RULES.md          # Behavioral rules (for SCZ)
└── GUIDELINES.md     # User guidance (for users)

docs/policy/          # Project-local policies (supplement global)
├── PRINCIPLES.md     # Project-specific principles
├── RULES.md          # Project-specific rules
└── GUIDELINES.md     # Project-specific user guidance

Output Format

Impact Analysis Report

# Documentation Impact Analysis

**Session**: ${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}
**Date**: $(date +%Y-%m-%d)
**Changes Analyzed**: N files

## Changes by Area × Criticality

### SYSTEM
| Change | Criticality | Path | Skip |
|--------|-------------|------|------|
| (none) | | | |

### PRODUCT
| Change | Criticality | Path | Skip |
|--------|-------------|------|------|
| (none) | | | |

### SOLUTION
| Change | Criticality | Path | Skip |
|--------|-------------|------|------|
| /document skill capability | HIGH | BLUEPRINT→PRD→ARCH→BACKLOG | ADR, ROADMAP |

### SPECIFICATION
| Change | Criticality | Path | Skip |
|--------|-------------|------|------|
| Skill behavior change | MEDIUM | PRD→ARCH→BACKLOG | ADR, ROADMAP |

### ARCHITECTURE
| Change | Criticality | Path | Skip |
|--------|-------------|------|------|
| hook-utils.sh library | MEDIUM | ARCH→BACKLOG | ADR, ROADMAP |

### DEVELOPMENT
| Change | Criticality | Path | Skip |
|--------|-------------|------|------|
| Task completions | LOW | BACKLOG | |

### DOCUMENTATION
| Change | Criticality | Path | Skip |
|--------|-------------|------|------|
| BLUEPRINT refs | MEDIUM | Direct | |
| README typo | LOW | Direct | |

## Recommended Update Order
1. [HIGH] BLUEPRINT.md - new capability
2. [HIGH] PRD.md - /document skill description
3. [MEDIUM] PRD.md - skill behavior change
4. [MEDIUM] ARCHITECTURE.md - hook utils section
5. [MEDIUM] Various docs - BLUEPRINT refs
6. [LOW] BACKLOG.md - task tracking
7. [LOW] README.md - typo fix

Policy References

Should-read from

~/.claude/policy/RULES.md
:

  • Professional Honesty - No marketing language, accurate claims
  • File Organization - Purpose-based organization