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ASecurityGenerate documentation for a specific component, module, or command.
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[](https://www.skillsdirectory.com/skills/tools-only-2510-document-e296b960)# ZERG Document
Generate documentation for a specific component, module, or command.
## Usage
```bash
/zerg:document <target> [--type auto|module|command|config|api|types]
[--output PATH]
[--depth shallow|standard|deep]
[--update]
[--tone educational|reference|tutorial]
```
## Arguments
- `<target>`: Path to file or module to document (required)
## Flags
- `--type`: Component type override. Default: `auto` (uses ComponentDetector)
- `auto` - Auto-detect from file structure
- `module` - Python module documentation
- `command` - ZERG command file documentation
- `config` - Configuration file documentation
- `api` - API endpoint documentation
- `types` - Type definitions documentation
- `--output`: Output path for generated docs. Default: stdout
- `--depth`: Documentation depth. Default: `standard`
- `shallow` - Public API only
- `standard` - Public API + key internals
- `deep` - Full documentation with examples
- `--update`: Update existing documentation in-place
- `--tone`: Documentation tone. Default: `educational`
- `educational` - Concept-first with CONCEPT, NARRATIVE, DIAGRAM, COMMAND sections (default)
- `reference` - Terse tables and API signatures for quick lookup
- `tutorial` - Step-by-step walkthrough with simulated dialogues
## Tone
The `--tone` flag controls the documentation style. Before generating documentation, read the tone definition file at `zerg/data/tones/{tone}.md` and follow its style guidelines, required sections, and output structure template.
Available tones:
- **educational** (default): Every concept gets CONCEPT, NARRATIVE, DIAGRAM, COMMAND sections. Teaches "why" not just "what".
- **reference**: Terse tables, API signatures, parameter lists. Quick lookup format.
- **tutorial**: Step-by-step walkthrough with numbered steps, expected output, and troubleshooting.
## Pipeline
1. **Detect**: ComponentDetector identifies component type (or use --type override)
2. **Extract**: SymbolExtractor parses AST for classes, functions, imports, docstrings
3. **Map**: DependencyMapper resolves import relationships
4. **Diagram**: MermaidGenerator creates relevant diagrams
5. **Render**: DocRenderer applies type-specific template
6. **Cross-ref**: CrossRefBuilder injects glossary links and "See also" sections
7. **Output**: Write to --output path or stdout
## Examples
```bash
# Auto-detect and document a module
/zerg:document zerg/launcher.py
# Document a command file explicitly
/zerg:document zerg/data/commands/zerg:rush.md --type command
# Deep documentation to file
/zerg:document zerg/doc_engine/extractor.py --depth deep --output docs/extractor.md
# Update existing docs
/zerg:document zerg/launcher.py --output docs/launcher.md --update
```
## Depth Levels
### Shallow
- Public classes and functions
- Parameter types and return types
- One-line descriptions
### Standard
- Everything in shallow
- Key internal methods
- Import relationships
- Basic Mermaid diagram
### Deep
- Everything in standard
- All methods including private
- Usage examples from codebase
- Full dependency graph
- Cross-references to related components
## Task Tracking
On invocation, create a Claude Code Task to track this command:
Call TaskCreate:
- subject: "[Document] Generate docs: {target}"
- description: "Generating {depth} documentation for {target}. Type: {type}."
- activeForm: "Generating documentation"
Immediately call TaskUpdate:
- taskId: (the Claude Task ID)
- status: "in_progress"
On completion, call TaskUpdate:
- taskId: (the Claude Task ID)
- status: "completed"
## Error Handling
- If target file not found: report error, suggest similar paths
- If AST parse fails: fall back to regex-based extraction with warning
- If type detection is ambiguous: use --type flag or prompt user
## Help
When `--help` is passed in `$ARGUMENTS`, display usage and exit:
```
/zerg:document — Generate documentation for a specific component, module, or command.
Flags:
--type auto|module|command|config|api|types
Component type override (default: auto)
--output PATH Output path for generated docs (default: stdout)
--depth shallow|standard|deep
Documentation depth (default: standard)
--update Update existing documentation in-place
--tone educational|reference|tutorial
Documentation tone (default: educational)
--help Show this help message
```
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