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docs-imaginelisted

Generate a complete, conversion-optimised docs site from a product name or idea alone — no URL, no repo needed. Invents the right pages, messaging, and structure for your product, then publishes and configures the Docsbook workspace automatically. Use when the user says imagine docs, create docs for X, придумай документацию, invent docs, make up docs, from scratch, no source, for better selling, marketing-grade docs, wow me, or provides only a product name with no URL.
Docsbook-io/docs-skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill Docsbook-io/docs-skills
# docs-imagine — Generate conversion-focused docs from a product idea ## Workflow 1. **One question maximum.** If the user already provided a product name or concept in their message, extract it and proceed immediately. Otherwise ask exactly one question: "What is your product? (name + one-liner)". Never ask a second question before generating — infer everything else from the product concept and context. - Infer the product category, likely audience, and tone from the name/description. State what you inferred ("I'm treating this as a SaaS developer tool — generating accordingly. Correct me if I'm off.") and proceed. 2. **Compose the content plan inline** (no `docs-plan.md` file). For the given product, decide on a page set optimised for conversion and clarity: - `README.md` / `index.md` — hero overview: what it is, who it is for, the core promise in one sentence, CTA - `getting-started.md` — quickstart: shortest path to first win (under 5 minutes by convention) - 3–5 feature pages under `features/` — each a benefit-first page: headline = the outcome the user gets, body = how it works + proof, ends with a CTA - `use-cases/` (1–3 pages) — concrete job stories: "X uses this to do Y, getting Z" - `faq.md` — 6–10 frequently asked questions with answers that eliminate objections - `blog/` or `learn/` (optional, 1 page) — one educational or comparison piece if the product category benefits from it 3. **Write `_branding.json`** alongside the docs folder. Sour