llm-doc-gen
LLM-powered documentation generation for narrative architecture docs, tutorials, and developer guides. Uses AI consultation to create contextual, human-readable documentation from code analysis and spec data.
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About llm-doc-gen
The llm-doc-gen skill leverages the power of Large Language Models (LLMs) to transform source code into comprehensive and structured documentation. It solves the problem of creating well-organized, human-readable docs from code analysis, which can be challenging, especially for complex codebases. By utilizing AI consultation, the skill generates clear documentation that not only explains 'what' the code does but also provides valuable insights into 'why' certain design choices were made. This process improves both the understanding and accessibility of documentation for developers, architects, and other stakeholders involved in a project.
FAQ
How long does it take for llm-doc-gen to generate documentation?
The skill can take up to 5 minutes to run, depending on the complexity of the codebase and the documentation being generated. Operations should be run with a 5-minute timeout, and the process must be allowed to complete without interruption.
Is llm-doc-gen suitable for small projects or prototypes?
No, this skill is not recommended for quick prototyping or projects with less than 100 lines of code. It's designed for more substantial codebases that require detailed, long-term documentation.
Can I use llm-doc-gen on codebases that change frequently?
llm-doc-gen is not ideal for code that changes daily, as the documentation might become stale quickly. It is best used on stable projects with a well-defined architecture.
What is the output structure of the documentation generated by llm-doc-gen?
The generated documentation is organized into topic-specific files under directories like 'architecture/', 'guides/', and 'reference/'. Each topic has its own markdown file, making the documentation navigable and easy to update.
Install llm-doc-gen
Quick Setup:
- Copy the skill folder to
.claude/skills/ - Claude will automatically detect and use the skill
Repository
tylerburleigh/claude-sdd-toolkit