write-noridoc
Write or update documentation in the server-side noridocs system.
Installation
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Write Noridoc
Writes documentation to the server-side noridocs system.
When to Use
Use this when:
- Creating new server-side documentation
- Updating existing noridoc content
- Adding git repository links to docs
Use regular Write tool instead for:
- Local file modifications
- Files not managed by noridocs
Usage
node {{skills_dir}}/write-noridoc/script.js --filePath="@<repository>/path" --content="# Documentation" [--gitRepoUrl="https://github.com/..."]
Parameters
-
--filePath(required): Path in format@<repository>/<path>(e.g.,@my-repo/server/src/persistence)- Use
@<repository>/pathfor repository-scoped docs - Use
@/pathor plain paths forno-repositoryscope (backward compatible)
- Use
-
--content(required): Markdown content -
--gitRepoUrl(optional): Link to git repository
Repository Detection
The repository is automatically extracted from the filePath by the server:
-
@my-repo/server/src/api→ repository:my-repo -
@/server/src/api→ repository:no-repository -
server/src/api→ repository:no-repository
Repository names must be lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens only.
Examples
Create repository-scoped noridoc
node {{skills_dir}}/write-noridoc/script.js \
--filePath="@my-repo/server/src/api" \
--content="# API Client
Provides access to Nori backend." \
--gitRepoUrl="https://github.com/username/my-repo"
Create noridoc without repository scope
node {{skills_dir}}/write-noridoc/script.js \
--filePath="@/server/src/api" \
--content="# API Client"
Output
Returns confirmation with version number (creates new version automatically).
Requirements
- Paid Nori subscription
- Configured credentials in
~/nori-config.json
Examples
Read the usage examples in the source repository.
View source ↗Source history
- Indexed on
- 2026-01-20
- Index updated
- 2026-01-28
- Branch
- main
Index and sync dates describe this directory. View the source repository for code history.
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