Which documentation formats does this skill support?

It currently supports AsciiDoc, Markdown, Architectural Decision Records (ADRs), and interface specifications.

What is a triage extension in Claude Code?

A triage extension provides domain-specific knowledge to help Claude decide whether to fix, suppress, or accept a finding during the finalization phase of a task.

Does this skill automatically fix my documentation?

This skill provides the decision-making logic; it guides the 'plan-finalize' workflow which then carries out the necessary fixes or suppressions.

How does the skill handle broken links?

Broken links and invalid cross-references are treated as high-severity findings that are mandatory to fix according to the skill's decision guidelines.

Can I suppress specific linting errors with this skill?

Yes, the skill provides specific syntax for suppressing AsciiDoc linting, Markdown linting, and link checks (e.g., using '// asciidoc-lint-disable').

Documentation Triage & Quality Control

Name: Documentation Triage & Quality Control
Author: cuioss

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Content Management

Triages documentation findings by providing domain-specific guidance on fixing, suppressing, or accepting errors in AsciiDoc, ADRs, and Markdown.

About

The Documentation Triage Extension is a specialized module for the Plan Marshall orchestration layer that streamlines the technical documentation review process within Claude Code. It provides the necessary intelligence to handle validation errors such as broken cross-references, invalid AsciiDoc linting, and Architectural Decision Record (ADR) formatting issues. By offering standardized suppression syntaxes and severity guidelines, this skill ensures that documentation remains consistent and high-quality while allowing for justified exceptions, effectively bridging the gap between automated linting and intelligent decision-making during the project finalization phase.

Key Features

Automated triage guidelines for AsciiDoc and Markdown findings
Standardized suppression syntax for linting and link checks
Severity-based decision-making for broken links and cross-references
Validation support for Architectural Decision Records (ADRs)
Domain-specific knowledge for interface specification validation
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Use Cases

Resolving broken internal links and cross-references in technical manuals during code updates
Ensuring Architectural Decision Records (ADRs) comply with organizational formatting standards
Deciding whether to fix or suppress style warnings in legacy documentation files

About

Key Features

Automated triage guidelines for AsciiDoc and Markdown findings
Standardized suppression syntax for linting and link checks
Severity-based decision-making for broken links and cross-references
Validation support for Architectural Decision Records (ADRs)
Domain-specific knowledge for interface specification validation
0 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Resolving broken internal links and cross-references in technical manuals during code updates
Ensuring Architectural Decision Records (ADRs) comply with organizational formatting standards
Deciding whether to fix or suppress style warnings in legacy documentation files