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Skill Eipi-Tong/agentic-coding-starter-kit/.claude/skills/sync-docs

A reusable agentic coding starter kit (Claude Code) for web projects

Install
npx -y skills add Eipi-Tong/agentic-coding-starter-kit --skill sync-docs

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Update SPEC.md and docs/DECISIONS.md to reflect recent code changes. Use after completing a feature, or when the user says "sync docs", "update the spec", or "log this decision".

SKILL.md

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Sync Docs Skill

When called after a feature

  1. Read the most recent git log (git log --oneline -10) to identify what changed
  2. Open SPEC.md and mark completed items [x]
  3. Add a changelog entry:
    | YYYY-MM-DD | <short hash> | <what changed> |
    
  4. Commit:
    docs(spec): mark <feature> complete [<hash>]
    

When called after an architectural decision

Ask the human:

  • What was decided?
  • Why?
  • What does it affect?

Then add an ADR entry to docs/DECISIONS.md:

## ADR-<N>: <Short title>
**Date:** YYYY-MM-DD
**Status:** Accepted
**Context:** <why>
**Decision:** <what>
**Consequences:** <impact>

Commit:

docs(decisions): add ADR-<N> <short title>

Guardrails

  • Never rewrite sections the human authored
  • Never delete changelog entries
  • Never change feature descriptions, only their status markers

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