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docs-createlisted

Turn a URL or repo into a live docs site in one command. Full end-to-end pipeline — detects the source (website, code, or Mintlify/GitBook/Docusaurus), generates structured Markdown, publishes to GitHub, and configures the Docsbook workspace. Minimal questions, maximum output.
Docsbook-io/docs-skills · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 73
Install: claude install-skill Docsbook-io/docs-skills
# docs-create — End-to-end docs pipeline ## Workflow 1. Ask at most 2 questions before starting: the source URL/repo (if missing) and the target GitHub account (only if ambiguous from `gh auth status`). Then proceed without stopping. 2. Detect the source type using the `/docs-detect-source` logic — route to `website`, `github-code-repo`, or a specific docs platform. 3. Build docs using the appropriate sub-skill (`/docs-from-site`, `/docs-from-code`, or `/docs-from-docs`). Extract branding if available. 4. Publish the generated folder to GitHub using the `/docs-publish` logic. 5. Configure the Docsbook workspace using `/docs-setup-workspace`. Skip gracefully if MCP is unavailable — print connection instructions but do not fail the pipeline. 6. Report the local path, GitHub URL, Docsbook URL, page count, and detected source type. ## Guardrails - Never ask more than 2 questions before starting; derive everything else from context. - If MCP is unavailable at step 5, print setup instructions and exit cleanly — do not abort the whole pipeline. - Output folder name is derived from the source; only prompt the user if there is a genuine collision. ## Acceptance Criteria - [ ] Source type detected without manual input - [ ] Docs folder generated with at least a README and a getting-started page - [ ] GitHub repo created and pushed successfully - [ ] Docsbook workspace configured (or setup instructions printed if MCP unavailable) - [ ] Final report shows local path, GitHub URL, an