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Write documentation for Tenzir projects. Use when adding or updating docs for tutorials, guides, explanations, reference, or integrations.

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SKILL.md

name writing
description Write documentation for Tenzir projects. Use when adding or updating docs for tutorials, guides, explanations, reference, or integrations.

Writing Documentation

Write documentation for Tenzir projects following the Diátaxis framework.

Diátaxis Framework

Tenzir documentation uses the Diátaxis framework, which organizes content into four quadrants based on user needs:

Section Purpose Reader question
Tutorials Learning-oriented lessons "I want to learn"
Guides Goal-oriented how-tos "I want to accomplish X"
Explanations Understanding-oriented "I want to understand"
Reference Information-oriented "I need facts"

See diataxis.md for the decision tree and section guidelines.

Integrations

Separately from Diátaxis, Integrations documents third-party products: "How do I use X with Tenzir?"

Organized by vendor/category: integrations/<category>/<product>.mdx

Directory Structure

Documentation content lives at src/content/docs/ relative to the documentation root.

src/content/docs/
├── tutorials/      # Learning-oriented projects
├── guides/         # Task-oriented how-tos
├── explanations/   # Conceptual understanding
├── reference/      # Technical specifications (some auto-generated)
└── integrations/   # Third-party products by vendor

File Format

  • Use .mdx for new files
  • Add frontmatter with title and description
  • Use tql as the language identifier for TQL code blocks

See format.md for frontmatter and code block details.

Writing Style

Load the prose:technical-writing skill for detailed style guidance.

Workflow

  1. Run /docs:write to create or update documentation
  2. Run /docs:review to check completeness and style
  3. Run /docs:pr to create a pull request