Technical Documentation System Workflow

What it does

This workflow helps engineering teams, developer relations leads, founders, and technical writers create a practical documentation system instead of scattered docs. It maps audiences, defines information architecture, plans core pages, creates example-driven outlines, and sets maintenance rules so docs stay useful after launch. It is useful for API docs, SDK docs, internal engineering docs, onboarding docs, and product documentation. How to use it: Provide the product or codebase context, target readers, documentation goal, existing docs if any, technical surface area, common user tasks, and support pain points. The workflow returns a documentation architecture, page map, starter outlines, example plan, style rules, and maintenance checklist. Evaluate the output by checking whether each page maps to a real reader task and whether examples are concrete enough to write immediately. Creation note: Drafted through CipherPrompt MCP automation and reviewed before publishing.