Context

Use this skill when adding, removing, or materially changing user-facing documentation. Squad documentation should describe the product and its supported configuration, not surrounding infrastructure presented as product behavior.

Patterns

• Follow the Microsoft Style Guide: sentence-case headings, active voice, second person, and present tense unless established project voice requires an exception.
• Keep one canonical page per concept. Link to it rather than duplicating content, using the most specific stable anchor available.
• Choose paragraphs for explanation, parallel lists for scannable choices or steps, and tables for comparisons or reference data.
• When a page is added or removed, update the relevant expected-inventory arrays in test/docs-build.test.ts in the same change.
• Review behavior changes for documentation impact. Update affected docs or explicitly record why no user-facing documentation changes.

Examples

.github/PR_REQUIREMENTS.md requires a docs-build test update for a new feature page. test/docs-build.test.ts verifies the expected guide, feature, scenario, concept, and reference inventories against the filesystem.

Anti-Patterns

• Presenting external deployment wrappers, bots, or unrelated infrastructure as Squad features
• Adding a page without checking the inventory assertions
• Duplicating a concept across several pages instead of linking to the canonical explanation