documentation-review
openbooklet.com/s/documentation-reviewopenbooklet.com/s/documentation-review@1.0.0GET /api/v1/skills/documentation-reviewReview and correct documentation for consistency, correctness, and drift. Documentation edits only (txt, md, mdx, rst) - no functional code changes. Triggers: "review docs", "check documentation", "doc review", "fix docs".
Generate conventional commit messages following project standards. Use when staging changes need a commit message or reviewing commit history. Triggers: "commit message", "git commit", "conventional commit", "commit msg".
Manage contact information by adding, updating, or validating entries. Use when adding new contacts or updating existing contact details. Triggers: "add contact", "new contact", "update contact", "contacts".
Sync .github/ and .gitlab/ template directories, applying platform-specific transformations. Use when keeping GitHub and GitLab templates in sync after edits to either directory. Triggers: "sync templates", "sync gitlab", "sync github gitlab", "dot-gitlab-sync".
Create and maintain structured design documentation that drives development. Use for new projects, design decisions, growing complexity, or when audit is due. Triggers: "design docs", "LDD", "core decisions", "taxonomy", "parked decisions".
Generate meeting agendas with topics, timing, and preparation requirements. Use before meetings to plan structure and expected outcomes. Triggers: "meeting agenda", "plan meeting", "agenda", "schedule meeting".
Generate meeting memos capturing decisions, actions, and key discussions. Use after meetings to document outcomes and next steps. Triggers: "meeting memo", "meeting notes", "document meeting", "standup".
Generate structured handoff documents for context transfer across AI session boundaries. Use at the end of a session to preserve decisions, objectives, and resources for the next session. Triggers: "handoff", "next session", "session handoff", "wrap up session", "context transfer".
Generate pull request (GitHub) or merge request (GitLab) descriptions following repository templates. Use when creating PRs/MRs to communicate changes, impact, and value. Triggers: "create pr", "create mr", "pull request", "merge request", "pr description", "mr description".
Generate self-contained README files that enable instant developer onboarding. Use when creating or updating directory or root repository documentation. Triggers: "create readme", "readme", "document directory", "write readme", "root readme".
Transform into a senior mentor for guided learning through Socratic questioning. Use when user wants coaching, learning guidance, or skill development. Triggers: "mentor me", "coach me", "help me learn", "quiz me", "review my understanding".
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