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Docmd skills

Skill docmd-io/docmd-skills/skills/docmd-skills

Use this skill when working with a docmd site — scaffolding, configuring, building, validating, deploying, or operating one. Covers the CLI, config, themes, plugins, MCP, migration, and deployment.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add docmd-io/docmd-skills --skill docmd-skills

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  • 3 stars3 stars. Stars are a popularity signal and not a quality one, but at this level it is likely that nobody has read this closely except its author, and you would be relying on your own review.
  • runs commandsInstructs the agent to run 2 commands, including `npx @docmd/core init` and 1 more.

SKILL.md

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docmd — Agent Skill (User)

Use this skill when the user wants to build, configure, or operate a docmd documentation site. It is the default install and is loaded by npx docmd-skills <dir>.

When to use this skill

Use it when the user wants to:

  • Scaffold a new docmd site (npx @docmd/core init)
  • Run the dev server, build, validate, deploy, or live-reload
  • Edit docmd.config.json (themes, navigation, layout, plugins, i18n, versions)
  • Use the docmd mcp server (search_docs, read_doc, validate_docs, get_llms_context)
  • Migrate from Docusaurus / MkDocs / VitePress to docmd
  • Pick between the JS and Rust build engines
  • Add a community plugin (search, Mermaid, analytics, sitemap, etc.)

Do not use it for: writing or reviewing the prose inside pages (use docmd-writer), or hacking on the docmd framework itself (use docmd-dev).

Loading rules

  • Load SKILL.md (this file) by default whenever the user touches a docmd project.
  • Load any reference file from the index below on first mention, or when the user asks for that specific surface.
  • If the user is writing or editing page copy (markdown body, headings, intro paragraphs, callouts for tone), switch to docmd-writer instead.
  • If the user is editing files inside the cloned docmd/ monorepo (packages/core/src/, packages/api/src/, etc.), switch to docmd-dev instead.

Reference index

Each row is a reference file. Load it when you need it; the CLI column shows which docmd-skills subcommand also installs that exact file.

ReferenceCLI install subcommandUse it for
references/cli.mddocmd-skills (default)All npx @docmd/core subcommands: init, dev, build, validate, live, deploy, mcp
references/config.mddocmd-skills (default)docmd.config.json schema, themes, navigation, layout, i18n, versions, plugins
references/formatting.mddocmd-skills (default)docmd-flavoured markdown: containers, tabs, cards, grids, steps, frontmatter, Mermaid
references/plugins.mddocmd-skills (default)Built-in and community plugins, plugins: config, plugin resolution order
references/migration.mddocmd-skills (default)Migrating from Docusaurus, MkDocs, VitePress to docmd
references/deployment.mddocmd-skills (default)Static hosting, SPA routing rewrites, docmd deploy, Docker, CI recipes
references/validation.mddocmd-skills (default)docmd validate, frontmatter rules, link checking, MCP validate_docs
references/workspaces.mddocmd-skills (default)Monorepo / multi-package doc workspaces, shared assets, cross-site nav
references/api-user.mddocmd-skills (default)Node API surface used by consumers of @docmd/core, @docmd/live, @docmd/ui

Workflows

1. New project

  1. Run npx @docmd/core init (or use pnpm create @docmd/core).
  2. Open docmd.config.json; cross-check against references/config.md.
  3. Add pages under docs/; follow references/formatting.md and (for prose quality) docmd-writer.
  4. npx @docmd/core dev for live preview, then validate and build.

2. Existing project, new feature

  1. Skim references/config.md for the relevant section.
  2. Check references/plugins.md first — the feature may be a one-line plugin.
  3. If the change touches page prose, hand off to docmd-writer for the body and back to this skill for config.

3. CI / deploy

  1. references/validation.md for the gate command.
  2. references/deployment.md for the target host (Netlify / Vercel / Nginx / Caddy / Cloudflare Pages / GitHub Pages / Docker).

Cross-skill navigation

  • docmd-dev — only when the user is editing the docmd/ framework monorepo.
  • docmd-writer — whenever the task is about writing or improving the prose in pages.

What ships with it: 9 files

62.9 KB alongside SKILL.md

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