ce-ship-documentlisted

# Ship Document **Invocation input:** Plan to document (and optional --audience / --target): $ARGUMENTS Write the documentation a *user* of this software reads — grounded in what the plan actually built and verified. `/ce-ship-document` turns the pipeline's proven output into durable, user-facing product documentation: a README, a getting-started / usage guide, an API or interface reference, and configuration docs. It writes these into the project's **real** doc locations (`README.md`, `docs/`, …) — not the planning tree — and it documents **only verified behavior**, with **runnable** examples. It runs after the work is verified: ``` plan → spec → implement → verify → document ``` Distinct from what already produces text: - **vs the planning tree (`docs/plans/**`)** — those are *process* artifacts (plans, specs, decisions) for the team. `/ce-ship-document` writes *product* docs for the user, into the repo's own doc paths. - **vs `/ce-implement`'s Try-It runbook** — the runbook is per-feature, local exploration-for-confidence, *not* verification; `/ce-ship-document` is the durable, audience-shaped product manual whose examples are freshly run and verification-backed. - **vs `/ce-ship-release`** — release owns the versioned `CHANGELOG.md`; `/ce-ship-document` never writes it (it may render or link it read-only, or write a distinctly-named usage doc such as `docs/whats-new.md`). - **It describes, it does not define.** A behavior the code doesn't have is never