What problem does it solve? Keeping a repository's documentation healthy requires running lint checks, fixing broken links, committing changes in reviewable batches, and publishing them — a repetitive multi-step routine that is easy to do inconsistently by hand. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Orchestrated docs pass: Verifies the source tree, pins git identity, then runs the docs-validate and docs-links subordinate skills in sequence. - Per-category commits: Stages and commits each category of fixes separately so git history stays bisectable and each fix is individually revertable. - Delegated publishing: Hands the push off to a peer agent (iris) via call-peer, keeping commit and push responsibilities separated. - Use Case: A heartbeat fires every six hours; the skill scans the docs tree, auto-fixes markdownlint issues and broken internal links, commits each category, and asks iris to push the resulting commits to origin. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to scan docs and run documentation maintenance on the repository.