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Reference doc routing

Skill ArcanEdge-AI/claude-code-agent-playbook/skills/reference-doc-routing

Custom instructions, subagents, skills, and reference docs for production-grade Claude Code agents.

Install
npx -y skills add ArcanEdge-AI/claude-code-agent-playbook --skill reference-doc-routing

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Use when a task may need architecture, testing, access-control, design-system, API, release, data-model, or subagent reference documents. Helps select relevant docs, classify authority, and pass concise context to subagents.

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Reference Doc Routing Skill

Use this skill to choose and apply reference documents without polluting the main context.

Workflow:

  1. Identify which parts of the task need reference context.
  2. Find relevant global and repository-level docs.
  3. Classify each document as authoritative, advisory, or historical.
  4. Read only relevant sections when possible.
  5. Summarize useful context for the current task.
  6. Pass only relevant document paths or sections to subagents.
  7. Require implementation-relevant claims to be checked against current code, tests, schemas, configuration, or runtime behavior.
  8. Report conflicts between docs and primary evidence.

Primary evidence includes:

  • current code
  • tests
  • schemas
  • configuration
  • logs
  • build output
  • typecheck output
  • runtime behavior
  • authoritative external documentation

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