
Indexion Readme
Builds project READMEs by assembling static markdown files, per-package docs extracted from code comments, and a doc.json config that controls the layout. The workflow is scaffold templates, generate API skeletons for each package (non-destructively), hand-write the prose sections, then run the assembler to produce the root README. The drift verification step is clever: it compares vocabulary deltas between versions to catch accidental deletions or rewrites, using the same sub-tokenization that powers cross-lingual checks. One gotcha is that the packages root section currently only emits a table of links, not the rich Overview/Usage expansion the schema promises, so any inline prose you see was likely hand-maintained.
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- Aug 21, 2026
Install
$ npx -y skills add trkbt10/indexion-skills --skill indexion-readme --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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indexion readme — README Construction
Build project READMEs from templates, doc comments, hand-written prose, and
per-package READMEs. This skill covers the construction side: scaffolding,
generating, planning, assembling, and verifying. For evaluating existing
documentation, see indexion-documentation.
Where things live
The conventions vary by project; check what actually exists before editing:
| Asset | Location patterns seen |
|---|---|
| Config | doc.json (repo root) or .indexion/readme/doc.json |
| Per-package template | docs/templates/readme.md (no SoT constant; declared via --template) |
| Static prose | docs/intro.md, docs/installation.md, docs/license.md, … |
| Per-package READMEs | cmd/<name>/README.md, src/<name>/README.md |
| Assembled root README | usually README.md. Some projects use a .mbt.md suffix so the file is also a MoonBit doctest module — when so, README.md is a symlink to README.mbt.md. |
.indexion.toml | [doc] config_path / per_package auto-load doc.json |
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Details
- Repository
- github.com/trkbt10/indexion-skills
- Categories
- Documentation, Productivity & Planning
- First seen
- Jul 14, 2026