Fumadocs Mdx Structure

What it does

This skill, Fumadocs Mdx Structure, helps AI agents create structured MDX documentation files specifically for 8-bit components within a Fumadocs environment. It enforces consistent formatting including frontmatter, required imports, and standardized sections like Installation and Usage. The goal is to streamline documentation organization and improve accessibility by adhering to established patterns.

When to use it

• Generating documentation for new 8-bit components.
• Ensuring existing component documentation follows the Fumadocs MDX structure guidelines.
• Automating the creation of boilerplate MDX files with pre-defined imports and sections.
• Creating example code snippets and previews for component usage.
• Maintaining consistency across all 8-bit component documentation.

Key capabilities

• Frontmatter Generation: Automatically creates frontmatter blocks with title and description.
• Import Standardization: Enforces specific import patterns for components, utilities, and UI elements (e.g., importing from @/components/ui/8bit/).
• Copy Command Button Insertion: Automatically inserts a "CopyCommandButton" after the frontmatter with pre-populated copyCommand and command attributes.
• Component Preview Integration: Facilitates wrapping component examples within <ComponentPreview> blocks.
• Installation Section Creation: Generates a standardized "## Installation" section using <InstallationCommands>.
• Usage Section Generation: Creates a standardized "## Usage" section with example code blocks.

Example prompts

• “Create MDX documentation for an 8-bit component named 'MyComponent' with the description 'A simple example component.'”
• “Generate a new MDX file for the ‘Button’ component, including installation and usage sections.”
• "Populate a new MDX document for a component called 'Alert', ensuring it follows the Fumadocs structure."

Tips & gotchas

• The skill requires that all documentation files include a frontmatter with title and description.
• Component imports must follow the specified order: Component → utilities → UI components.
• This skill is specifically designed for 8-bit components within a Fumadocs environment; it may not be suitable for other types of documentation.