What you would like to be added?
Add a /grove-user-guide agent skill under .agents/skills/grove-user-guide/ that guides AI coding agents through writing or updating Grove user guides in docs/user-guide/.
The skill includes:
SKILL.md — an interactive dialogue flow that walks section by section (overview, prerequisites, enabling, how it works, usage examples, observability, scaling, limitations, etc.)style-reference.md — Grove-specific formatting rules, terminology conventions, and YAML example guidelines aligned with the Kubernetes documentation style guide
Why is this needed?
Documentation quality currently depends on the author knowing Grove conventions — API object casing (PascalCase), annotation formatting, YAML example standards, and section ordering. This skill encodes those conventions into a repeatable, interactive workflow for AI agents (Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, etc.), ensuring consistent structure and style across all user-facing guides.
Similar to the existing /grove-grep skill (#522) which standardized GREP authoring.
What you would like to be added?
Add a
/grove-user-guideagent skill under.agents/skills/grove-user-guide/that guides AI coding agents through writing or updating Grove user guides indocs/user-guide/.The skill includes:
SKILL.md— an interactive dialogue flow that walks section by section (overview, prerequisites, enabling, how it works, usage examples, observability, scaling, limitations, etc.)style-reference.md— Grove-specific formatting rules, terminology conventions, and YAML example guidelines aligned with the Kubernetes documentation style guideWhy is this needed?
Documentation quality currently depends on the author knowing Grove conventions — API object casing (PascalCase), annotation formatting, YAML example standards, and section ordering. This skill encodes those conventions into a repeatable, interactive workflow for AI agents (Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, etc.), ensuring consistent structure and style across all user-facing guides.
Similar to the existing
/grove-grepskill (#522) which standardized GREP authoring.