fix-docs（修复文档）

/fix-docs

Fix the highest priority documentation gap.

What This Does

1. Invoke /check-docs to audit documentation
2. Identify highest priority gap
3. Fix that one issue
4. Verify the fix
5. Report what was done

This is a fixer. It fixes one issue at a time. Run again for next issue. Use /documentation for full setup.

Process

1. Run Primitive

Invoke /check-docs skill to get prioritized findings.

2. Fix Priority Order

Fix in this order:

1. P0: Missing README.md, missing.env.example
2. P1: README sections, undocumented env vars, architecture
3. P2: Stale docs, CONTRIBUTING.md, ADRs
4. P3: Polish, extras

3. Execute Fix

Missing README.md (P0): Generate README with proper structure:

• Project name and tagline
• What it does (one paragraph)
• Quick Start (3 commands max)
• Configuration (env vars)
• Development commands
• License

Delegate to Codex or write directly.

Missing.env.example (P0):

# Scan for env vars and create .env.example
grep -rhoE "process\.env\.[A-Z_]+" --include="*.ts" --include="*.tsx" src/ app/ 2>/dev/null | \
  sort -u | sed 's/process.env.//' | \
  awk '{print $1"="}' > .env.example

README missing sections (P1): Add the missing section with appropriate content.

Undocumented env vars (P1): Add missing vars to.env.example with comments.

Missing architecture docs (P1): Invoke /cartographer to generate CODEBASE_MAP.md.

Stale documentation (P2): Review and update outdated content.

4. Verify

After fix:

# Verify file exists
[ -f "README.md" ] && echo "✓ README exists"
[ -f ".env.example" ] && echo "✓ .env.example exists"

# Verify content
grep -q "## Installation" README.md && echo "✓ Has installation"
grep -q "## Quick Start" README.md && echo "✓ Has quick start"

5. Report

Fixed: [P0] Missing README.md

Created README.md with:
- Project description
- Quick start guide
- Environment setup
- Development commands

Next highest priority: [P1] Missing .env.example
Run /fix-docs again to continue.

Branching

Before making changes:

git checkout -b docs/fix-$(date +%Y%m%d)

Single-Issue Focus

This skill fixes one issue at a time. Benefits:

• Small, reviewable changes
• Easy to revert if needed
• Clear commit history
• Predictable behavior

Run /fix-docs repeatedly to work through the backlog.

Related

• /check-docs - The primitive (audit only)
• /log-doc-issues - Create issues without fixing
• /documentation - Full documentation workflow
• /cartographer - Generate architecture docs