Agent skill
process-documentation
Comprehensive documentation of all processes and changes. Templates for features, bug fixes, refactors with structured format and validation. Trigger: When completing features, fixing bugs, refactoring code, or before committing changes.
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npx add-skill https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/tree/main/skills/other/process-documentation
SKILL.md
Process Documentation Skill
[2026-02-04] New Skills Creation, Compliance, and Integration
- Created and integrated new skills: frontend-design, frontend-dev, backend-dev, humanizer, unit-testing, e2e-testing, next, nodejs, bun, express, nest, hono, jest, react-testing-library, react-native-testing-library, playwright, stagehand.
- All new skills follow the project compliance checklist: correct frontmatter, unique responsibility, token efficiency, decision tree, inline examples, and proper delegation to conventions/a11y/humanizer.
- No skill requires references/ (none exceeds 40 patterns or 4+ sub-topics).
- No overlap in responsibilities: each skill covers a unique domain.
- README updated and simplified in English, listing all new skills and summarizing the project objective and structure.
- All documentation and commit messages are now in English as per project policy.
Overview
This skill ensures that all significant changes, features, bug fixes, and refactors are properly documented with context, rationale, and impact analysis.
Objective
Enable comprehensive documentation of development processes to maintain clear project history, facilitate knowledge transfer, and support decision-making.
Templates
Feature Documentation
# Feature: [Feature Name]
## Context
[Why this feature is needed]
## Implementation
[How it was implemented]
## Changes
- [File/component changed]
- [New dependencies added]
- [Configuration updates]
## Testing
[How to test this feature]
## Impact
[Performance, bundle size, breaking changes]
Bug Fix Documentation
# Bug Fix: [Issue Description]
## Problem
[What was broken]
## Root Cause
[Why it was happening]
## Solution
[How it was fixed]
## Prevention
[How to avoid this in the future]
Refactor Documentation
# Refactor: [Component/Module Name]
## Before
[Original implementation approach]
## After
[New implementation approach]
## Rationale
[Why the change was made]
## Breaking Changes
[If any]
Conventions
When to Document
- New features or capabilities
- Bug fixes (especially non-trivial ones)
- Refactors affecting multiple files
- Breaking changes
- Performance optimizations
Documentation Location
- Feature docs:
/docs/features/ - Bug fixes: Reference in commit messages or
/docs/fixes/ - Refactors:
/docs/refactors/ - ADRs:
/docs/adr/
Validation Checklist
- Clear context provided
- Implementation details explained
- Impact analyzed
- Testing approach defined
- Breaking changes identified
- Related files/components listed
References
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