An Agent Skill that writes documentation grounded in the actual source — code graphs, manifests, git history. Every claim carries provenance; every document is audited before it counts.
PRECHECK → ANALYZE → PLAN → WRITE → AUDIT → TRACK
npx skills add jonaskahn/docforge # this project
npx skills add jonaskahn/docforge -g -y # every projectClaude Code native marketplace:
/plugin marketplace add jonaskahn/docforge
/plugin install docforge@docforge
Either path installs skills/docforge — the
required core. docforge-revise and docforge-dashboard below are thin
entrypoints on top of it.
Plain language works — "Document this repository from scratch", "Check which docs have drifted". Or call a skill directly:
/docforge — fresh start. Intake asks scope in two short turns (goal,
layout, and target readers — Human, AI coding agents, or Both — then tier,
profiles, and audience), summarizes, and waits for your confirm before
writing anything.
/docforge |
intake → plan → write |
/docforge --plan-only |
plan / dry-run only, nothing written |
/docforge-revise — keep it current. Re-grounds what drifted; a bare
run only syncs manifest metadata, no questions asked.
/docforge-revise |
sync manifest only |
/docforge-revise all |
full-tree structural refresh |
/docforge-revise <area> |
scoped refresh, e.g. architecture, reference, agents |
/docforge-revise flow |
flow harvest → organize → derive → write |
/docforge-revise flow --plan-only |
flow analysis only, no body writes |
/docforge-dashboard — liquid docs. Serves the written tree as a local
Fumadocs site.
/docforge-dashboard |
reconcile → rebuild if changed → serve → open |
/docforge-dashboard --plan-only |
preflight + route plan, no build |
/docforge-dashboard export |
static export to <dashboard>/out/ |
/docforge-dashboard status |
read-only: signatures, server state, doc count |
/docforge-dashboard stop |
stop the detached dev server |
flags, any skill — --plan-only dry-run · --auto-accept skip routine
pauses · --no-dashboard skip the auto dashboard step · --help full
reference in help.md.
a compatible AI coding agent · git · Python 3.10+ or Node.js 22+ / Bun
/ Deno · Node.js 22+ and npm for the dashboard only
Details: workflows · document contracts · provenance model
Created by Jonas Kahn · MIT · issues · pull requests