night-market-docs-and-writing
FeaturedMaintain docs of record, ADRs, changelog, and house style. Use when writing repo docs. Do not use for release steps; use night-market-operations instead.
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Quality Score: 88/100
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- Author
- athola
- Repository
- athola/claude-night-market
- Created
- 10 months ago
- Last Updated
- 2 days ago
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
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docs-style
How a document is written — what it opens with, how it is structured, and which sentences do not belong. TRIGGER when: writing, revising, restructuring or reviewing any long-form prose this repo or a project keeps — a docs/ page, a README section, a learnings file, a convention version README, a memory file body, or a comment running past a few lines. Invoke BEFORE the first draft, not after. DO NOT TRIGGER when: the question is whether a document is still true or complete (that is `docs-relevance`), the text is a commit message (`shared/commit-message-rules.md`), or the subject is how Claude's chat replies are shaped (that is the output style, tuned through `tune-output`).
writing-documentation
Use when writing or updating a README, project docs, an architecture decision record, a changelog, API docs or code comments, or when a change alters behavior, setup or commands that docs describe
docs-standards
Fabrizio's documentation conventions for a repository's docs/ tree. Consult this whenever writing or maintaining docs in one of his repos — adding or changing an ADR, plan, runbook, or reference doc; updating a README index; recording an architectural decision; retiring a completed plan; or scanning for stale docs at session end. Covers the Diátaxis directory split (decisions, plans, runbooks, reference), the Nygard ADR format, the ephemeral two-PR plan lifecycle, keeping every README index current in the same commit, the agent-directed and verify callouts, and a session-end doc-maintenance checklist. Relies on the markdown-standards skill for how the Markdown itself is written. Complements the repo's own CLAUDE.md rather than overriding it.