adk-docs
ADK Documentation Management
Use this skill when helping users create, review, update, or maintain documentation for their ADK projects. Users write guides and docs for their own bots and features — code examples should come from their project and the official ADK repo.
When to Use This Skill
Activate this skill when users:
- Want to create documentation for their bot ("Document my order workflow", "Write a guide for my custom actions")
- Need to review existing project docs for accuracy ("Check if my docs are still correct")
- Want to update docs after changing their bot ("I refactored the checkout flow, update the docs")
- Need to check if docs are in sync with their code ("Are my docs current?")
- Want to search their project documentation ("Find docs about my payment handler")
- Ask about documentation standards or templates
- Mention
/adk-document
Available Documentation
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