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Audit documentation and developer experience against the live product — drift, onboarding, error messages — and write or fix docs when asked.
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# Docs
Assess by default; write only when the request asks. Documentation is judged by use: a page that cannot be followed is worse than none. The live interface (the real `--help` output, routes, exports) is the truth; every README table, guide, and agent-context file is a claim to check against it.
The assessment half is a saved workflow, not a procedure this skill performs inline. Its single source of truth is `.claude/workflows/docs-audit.js` in the genie repository's canonical workflow catalog (see `.claude/workflows/README.md` there); this skill is its front door. On a runtime that runs saved workflows, run the script at `<repository root>/.claude/workflows/docs-audit.js` when that file exists, otherwise `~/.claude/workflows/docs-audit.js` (delivered by `genie install` / `genie update`); give the runtime that explicit script path, never a bare name — both scopes now carry these names and the order a name resolves in is undocumented. Pass `{focus?, surfaces?, quorum?, model?, timestamp?}` — every key optional, and with no `surfaces` list the audit runs the full four-surface roster of the table below. The workflow probes read-only: it asks nothing, writes nothing, and moves no file. Relay the returned `report` unchanged, and list `notConvened` (agents that returned nothing) beside the `unread` (paths no auditor could read) and `unprobed` (documented claims no auditor could probe read-only) lists rather than filling any of the three gaps yourself.
## When to use
- Modules, APIs, or workflows are undocumented, or docs describe removed behavior.
- Code changed in ways the docs describe, or a wish deliverable includes documentation.
- Someone wants the contributor experience audited: onboarding, drift, error messages.
## Surfaces