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Rewrite Rustdoc

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jim60105·vlatest·backend·GFDL-1.3

Rewrites Rustdoc comments for improved clarity and consistency, streamlining documentation and boosting developer understanding.

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    $ npx skills add jim60105/copilot-prompt --skill rewrite-rustdoc -a claude-code

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jim60105

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skills/rewrite-rustdoc/SKILL.md
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About this skill

What it does

This skill rewrites Rustdoc documentation to improve clarity and readability. It can rephrase complex explanations, simplify technical jargon, and ensure consistency in terminology across a project's documentation. The rewritten documentation maintains the original meaning while being more accessible to a wider audience.

When to use it

  • Improving onboarding: Help new developers quickly understand existing codebases by clarifying confusing documentation.
  • Public API documentation: Generate user-friendly documentation for public APIs, making them easier for external users to adopt.
  • Internal knowledge sharing: Enhance internal documentation to facilitate better communication and collaboration within development teams.
  • Refactoring large projects: Simplify complex codebases by rewriting accompanying documentation alongside the refactor.

Key capabilities

  • Rewrites Rustdoc comments
  • Simplifies technical language
  • Improves clarity of explanations
  • Maintains original meaning

Example prompts

  • "Rewrite this Rustdoc comment: /// This function does a thing. to be more descriptive."
  • "Simplify the explanation in this Rustdoc block for the MyStruct type."
  • "Rephrase this documentation section to use less technical jargon."

Tips & gotchas

This skill is most effective when provided with complete and accurate Rustdoc comments. While it aims to preserve meaning, review rewritten documentation carefully to ensure accuracy and completeness.