Documentation Quality Assurance (DevTU)

What it does

This skill provides a structured, repeatable documentation audit workflow for ToolUniverse projects. It runs a five-phase process (D: static method scan, E: simplification scan, C: live code execution, A: automated validation, B: ToolUniverse audit) to locate incorrect code examples, broken links, inconsistent tool counts, duplicate content, and other maintenance issues. The output is actionable: modify or remove offending code blocks, enforce single-source setup instructions, and apply strict size and style limits to make docs easier to maintain and less error-prone.

When to use it

Use this skill before releases, after API or tooling changes, during documentation cleanup sprints, or when you suspect inaccuracies in user-facing guides. It's especially valuable when multiple authors contribute to docs or when automated tool changes may have invalidated examples.

What's included

• Scripts: guidance and runnable checks for phases D and E (static scans and simplification rules), plus Phase C runner for executing code blocks. (has_scripts: false in repo snapshot, but procedural checks are included in the skill body.)
• References: inline rules and patterns for automated validation and common fixes.
• Instructions: clear step-by-step audit phases, change rules (fix-or-remove), and decision trees for simplification.

Compatible agents

Agents that can run Python-based doc checks (Copilot-like, Claude Code, Cursor/Codex runners) and agents with repo/file access for patching docs are a good fit.