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Keep Squad documentation focused on shipped behavior and clearly bounded integrations

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Context

Use this skill when deciding whether proposed documentation, examples, or external material belongs in Squad documentation.

Patterns

  • Apply the “Squad ships it” test: keep behavior, configuration, and integration contracts that Squad ships; exclude external infrastructure that users build around Squad.
  • When documenting a platform feature used with Squad, identify it as a platform integration rather than implying Squad implements the platform feature.
  • Preserve reusable product guidance while linking to external examples, articles, or deployment material instead of importing their operational specifics into product documentation.

Examples

An explanation of Squad’s configured GitHub integration belongs in the documentation. A bespoke bot, webhook deployment, or private operations wrapper built around it belongs in its own project or external reference.

Anti-Patterns

  • Calling external infrastructure a built-in Squad feature
  • Deleting all integration documentation because the platform owns the underlying service
  • Copying third-party operational playbooks into product docs without a shipped contract
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