injectivelabs/injective-docs-style

Injective Documentation Style, Skill Guide

Injective provides extensive developer documentation that is available on https://docs.injective.network (for humans) and https://docs.injective.network/llms.txt (for robots). This skill is to assist authors working on Injective's developer documentation.

When to apply

• When writing developer documentation for Injective
• When writing developer documentation adhering to Injective's developer documentation standards

Activities

• Always run: "Check documentation style"
• Only run if explicitly requested: "Verify technical correctness"

1 - Check documentation style

Invoke the "devrel-docs-style" skill, and specify use of American English.

2 - Verify technical correctness

Invoke the "injective-mcp-servers" skill, and connect to the Injective Documentation MCP server.

Use this to validate technical correctness of all pages that were checked in the previous step "Check documentation style". Do so by:

• Make a list of claims, based on the contents of the files
  • Identify any new claims made
  • Identify any existing claims modified or removed
• For each claim, based on the Injective Documentation MCP server.
  • Find supporting evidence
  • Find contradicting evidence

Based on this, create a list of all the claims, for each claim:

• short description: 6 to 12 words
• quote: text of each claim made, verbatim, as found in file
• location: file path relative to project dir, and a single line number or range of line numbers, e.g. ./foo/bar.md:123-125
• likelihood of correctness:
  • at least 80% sure claim is correct -> "Likely correct"
  • less than 80% sure claim is correct -> "Maybe correct"
  • less than 80% sure claim is wrong -> "Maybe wrong"
  • at least 80% sure claim is wrong -> "Likely wrong"
• rationale: reason for chosen likelihood of correctness

Use format: ./assets/claims-template.md

3 - Assemble report

• Start with the report file output in the "Check documentation style" step
• Append the result from the "Verify technical correctness" step
  • The "## Claims" section should be inserted right above the "## Reproducing this report" section
• Write file to disk with the same filename

Related skills

• devrel-docs-style
• injective-mcp-servers

Use the injective-mcp-servers skill to connect to the Injective Documentation MCP.

Through this you may search/ consult existing Injective developer documentation. Use this to check for correctness of any technical terminology that is Injective-specific.

If these skills are not available, selectively run the following commands to install them:

npx skills add bguiz/devrel-agent-skills --skill devrel-docs-style
npx skills add InjectiveLabs/agent-skills --skill injective-mcp-servers

Prerequisites

• Injective MCP server must be running
• User prompts should be issued from an AI tool that is configured to talk to the Injective MCP server