Indexion Documentation
This is documentation forensics for your codebase. Run it when you need to know what's undocumented (coverage reports split by functions vs types), what's gone stale (reconcile compares code vocabulary against docs and flags 90%+ divergence), or how modules relate (dependency graphs in Mermaid, DOT, or D2). The reconcile command is the interesting bit. It tracks whether your README still talks about what your code actually does, using either git timestamps or file mtimes. Works across languages via KGF tokenization. One gotcha: it only detects code terms missing from docs, not the reverse, so outdated CLI flags in your README won't get caught.
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- Aug 21, 2026
Install
$ npx -y skills add trkbt10/indexion-skills --skill indexion-documentation --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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indexion documentation — Documentation Analysis
Assess documentation state and detect drift. This skill covers the
evaluation side of the documentation lifecycle: what exists, what's
missing, what's stale. For building READMEs, see indexion-readme.
"What needs documentation?"
# Quick coverage overview — how much of the public API is documented?
indexion plan documentation --style=coverage .
Reports:
- Overall coverage percentage (documented / total pub items)
- Per-package breakdown with README presence
- Functions vs types coverage split
Output example:
Overall Coverage: 81% (2285/2806)
Functions: 89%, Types: 75%
For a detailed plan with prioritized action items:
# Full plan with priorities and package inventory
indexion plan documentation .
# As a GitHub Issue for tracking
indexion plan documentation --format=github-issue .
# JSON for scripting
indexion plan documentation --format=json .
For a quick per-file listing of undocumented items:
# Which pub declarations lack doc comments?
indexion grep --undocumented src/
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- github.com/trkbt10/indexion-skills
- Categories
- Testing & QA, Documentation, Productivity & Planning
- First seen
- Jul 14, 2026
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