cs-libdoc helps you write reference docs for your code libraries. It reads the source code directly to describe each part of your library like components, functions, and commands. This skill is for developers who want accurate and complete API documentation.
The tool works with a checklist to track progress. You can document one item at a time or do a whole batch. It makes sure every detail like types, default values, and function signatures are correct because they come straight from the code itself.
This skill pairs well with other tools. It gives you a full reference while other skills explain how to use things. It also updates your docs when your code changes so they stay correct.
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