oss-write-docs
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Contribute documentation improvements to an OSS repo. Identifies doc gaps, studies the docs system, and verifies accuracy against source code. Use when contributing documentation to an open source project, fixing outdated setup instructions, adding missing API docs, or improving README clarity. Not for writing docs for your own project — this is for contributing docs to someone else's repo.
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npx skills add chiruu12/OSS-Skills --skill oss-write-docs -a claude-code
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