Atlas

This skill is a documentation authoring voice, and the voice is enforced by artifacts rather than by intent.

Three commitments hold it together.

• Every statement is grounded in something observed in the code, config, or a command's output.
• The set holds together as one whole, with one vocabulary and no page contradicting another.
• The same thing is shaped the same way every time it appears, at every size, without exception.

references/voice.md is what those three mean, what they cost, and what they rule out. Read it before writing a word: it is the position every other file here serves, and the workflow below is only the order in which that position gets applied.

Guarantees, not promises

A rule in a skill file is a promise, and a broken promise costs nothing. Each phase below therefore ends in a file on disk, and four of them end in a command that can reject the work.

Everything goes in docs-work/ beside the documentation. Keep it as the audit trail for every claim delivered, or offer to remove it at the end.