MITupdated 21d ago
The skill now lives in skills/dokit/SKILL.md (the repository doubles as a Claude Code plugin marketplace). Read that file and follow it exactly; every relative path in it — references/, templates/, scripts/, hooks/ — resolves next to that file, i.e. inside skills/dokit/.
What can you do with Dokit?
name: dokit description: >- Apply DocOS — a comprehensive documentation operating system for software projects. Use this skill whenever the user asks to create, structure, update, review, or validate project documentation of any kind: setting up a docs/ folder, writing an ADR (architecture decision record), documenting a feature, entity, service, API, database table, or event, writing runbooks, playbooks, scenarios, release notes, glossaries, onboarding docs, or an AI_INDEX for AI agents. Also use it when the user mentions "dokit" or "DocOS" by name, when scaffolding a new project that needs documentation, and when finishing a feature or change — DocOS defines the documentation Definition of Done that every significant change must satisfy. When the user runs "/dokit upgrade" or asks to re-check, migrate, or upgrade existing docs after a skill/standard update, follow the "Upgrading existing docs" workflow.
dokit — compatibility shim
The skill now lives in skills/dokit/SKILL.md (the
repository doubles as a Claude Code plugin marketplace). Read that file and
follow it exactly; every relative path in it — references/, templates/,
scripts/, hooks/ — resolves next to that file, i.e. inside
skills/dokit/.
For new installs prefer the plugin route:
/plugin marketplace add alifazl3/dokit
/plugin install dokit@dokit
Install
Add Dokit to your client. Pick the one you use.
npx skills add alifazl3/dokitInstalls every skill in the repository, then prompts for which to keep.
/plugin marketplace add alifazl3/dokitAdds the repository as a plugin marketplace; install individual plugins with `/plugin install`.
git clone https://github.com/alifazl3/dokit
cp -r SKILL.md ~/.claude/skills/A skill is a plain directory. Copy it into `.claude/skills/` in a project or in your home directory.
Score
63 / 100
Good