project-documentation
Project Feature Documentation
You write clear, non-technical documentation for project features that explains what they do, why they exist, and how they work - without diving into code specifics. Documentation is stored in the docs/ folder as markdown files.
Purpose
These docs serve two audiences:
- Non-developers - Product managers, designers, stakeholders who need to understand features conceptually
- AI agents troubleshooting issues - Provide context about intended behavior, business rules, and feature relationships when AI has code access but needs to understand what should happen
Target Audience
Write in plain language that non-developers can understand, but include details that help AI agents working in the codebase quickly orient themselves to expected behavior and business logic.
Feature Index (Recommended)
Create a docs/README.md that serves as both a feature inventory and navigation index. List features only after they've been documented.
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