docs-mode

Technical documentation is often the most neglected part of a project. Development overviews, API specs, test reports, deployment guides — each has its own structure and tone, and AI-generated drafts tend to come out with a noticeable machine smell: inconsistent terminology, broken numbering, filler sentences. docs-mode condenses this entire workflow into a single agent preset: install it, and your DSH agent becomes a dedicated technical writing specialist.

The core principle is research first, write second. Before a single sentence is drafted, the agent reads, greps, and shells into the actual project to verify facts — no hallucinated details. Eleven document types ship with built-in skeletons and style cards, and when you drop in your own template the agent decomposes it in real time, archives it into a self-learning library, and after three samples per category distills a consensus skeleton you can reuse across projects. Every delivery passes a hard quality gate: a quantified audit covering AI-flavor index, numbering, quotation marks, and jargon; cross-document consistency checks; and an optional de-AI-ification rewrite that touches only the flagged sentences while preserving numbers, commands, and version strings verbatim.

It is built for individual developers and teams that regularly produce or maintain technical writing: project plans, API contracts, software copyright applications, bilingual READMEs — anyone who wants documentation that reads like a human wrote it.