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doc-validate
Validate documentation files against project standards. Checks frontmatter, markdown formatting, links, and content structure. Use to verify docs before committing or to audit existing documentation.
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doc-lint
Quick lint check for a single documentation file. Faster than full validation - checks frontmatter and basic formatting only. Use during writing to catch issues early.
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doc-frontmatter
Add or fix YAML frontmatter for documentation files. Adds missing required fields or fixes invalid frontmatter. Use for bulk fixing or when validation fails.
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doc-template
Generate documentation templates for common document types. Outputs a ready-to-fill template with proper frontmatter and structure. Use when starting a new document.
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doc-preview
Preview the documentation hierarchy and structure. Shows a tree view of docs with titles, categories, and order. Use to understand doc organization or plan new additions.
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doc-create
Create a new documentation file with proper YAML frontmatter and structure following project standards. Use when creating new guides, API docs, tutorials, or reference pages.
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doc-search
Search across documentation content and metadata. Find docs by content, title, category, or tags. Use to locate relevant documentation or find where a topic is covered.
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doc-toc
Generate or update table of contents for a documentation file. Creates markdown TOC from headers. Use after adding sections or to standardize existing docs.
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