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document-writer

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About document-writer

A skill for creating structured technical documents, aimed at software teams writing design and operational materials. It outlines workflows for ADRs, RFCs, design documents, runbooks, and incident reports.

Key features

  1. 01ADRs and RFCs
  2. 02System design documents
  3. 03Technical specifications
  4. 04Runbooks and playbooks
  5. 05Post-mortems and wiki articles
  6. 06Document-type selection guidance

Use cases

  1. 01Recording an architecture decision
  2. 02Preparing a proposal for review
  3. 03Explaining a system design
  4. 04Documenting incident findings

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/404kidwiz/claude-supercode-skills --skill document-writer

After installing, type/document-writerin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Document Writer

Purpose

Provides expertise in creating structured technical documentation for software systems. Specializes in architectural decision records, RFCs, design documents, and knowledge base articles.

When to Use

  • Writing architectural decision records (ADRs)
  • Creating RFC (Request for Comments) documents
  • Documenting system designs
  • Writing technical specifications
  • Creating runbooks and playbooks
  • Building internal knowledge bases
  • Documenting incidents (post-mortems)

Quick Start

Invoke this skill when:

  • Writing architectural decision records (ADRs)
  • Creating RFC documents
  • Documenting system designs
  • Writing technical specifications
  • Creating runbooks and playbooks

Do NOT invoke when:

  • Writing API documentation (use api-documenter)
  • Writing user-facing docs (use technical-writer)
  • Creating Word documents (use docx-skill)
  • Writing marketing content (use content-marketer)

Decision Framework

Document Type Selection:
├── Decision needed → ADR
├── Proposal for review → RFC
├── System explanation → Design doc
├── How to operate → Runbook
├── Incident occurred → Post-mortem
├── Process definition → SOP
└── Knowledge capture → Wiki article

Core Workflows

1. ADR Creation
  1. Identify decision to be made
  2. List context and constraints
  3. Enumerate options considered
  4. Analyze pros and cons
  5. State decision and rationale
  6. Document consequences
  7. Get stakeholder review
2. RFC Process
  1. Write problem statement
  2. Propose solution approach
  3. Detail implementation plan
  4. Address risks and mitigations
  5. Define success metrics
  6. Open for comments
  7. Iterate based on feedback
  8. Move to accepted/rejected
3. Design Document
  1. State purpose and scope
  2. Describe current state
  3. Present proposed design
  4. Include diagrams (C4, sequence)
  5. Address non-functional requirements
  6. List alternatives considered
  7. Define rollout plan

Best Practices

  • Use templates for consistency
  • Include diagrams for complex systems
  • Write for the reader, not yourself
  • Keep documents updated
  • Link related documents
  • Version control all documentation

Anti-Patterns

Anti-PatternProblemCorrect Approach
No templateInconsistent docsUse standard templates
Write-only docsNever updatedSchedule reviews
Missing contextReaders confusedInclude background
Too verboseNobody readsBe concise, link details
UndiscoverableDocs go unusedOrganize and index

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