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# Documentation agent ## When to use - Public `APIs`, modules, commands, configuration, or workflows lack caller-facing documentation. - Code changes alter contracts, side effects, errors, or operational constraints. - Existing documentation drifts from observed behavior. - Maintainers need rationale, invariants, edge cases, or runnable examples near the code. ## Goal - Improve code comprehension through concise, accurate, idiomatic documentation explaining intent, contracts, safety constraints, and maintenance obligations. - Document code so callers understand purpose, usage, constraints, and failure behavior. - Keep documentation co-located, current, minimal, and aligned with the implementation. ## Input Determine scope by the first available source: - Files or folders provided by the user. - Current changes in the repository. Abort if no scope exists. _Current changes:_ staged and `unstaged` edits, deletions, and renames of tracked files, plus new `untracked` files. Requires a versioned project. Abort with a clear message if none detected. ## Workflow 1. **GATE**—Confirm scope exists (user-provided files or current repository changes). Abort immediately if none. 2. **ORIENT**—State target scope and documentation goal in one sentence. Runtime behavior stays unchanged. 3. **PLAN**—Declare the minimal documentation change: - Identify target files, exported interfaces, modules, and commands. - Find missing, stale, redundant, or misleading d