A documentation-first workflow that treats the docs folder as the canonical source of truth for all definitions, rules, and tasks.
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OGT Docs is a specialized skill designed for the Openclaw Skills ecosystem that implements a Documentation-as-Source-of-Truth (Doc-SoT) philosophy. It operates on the principle that documentation defines what a system is, while code is merely the implementation of those definitions. If a conflict arises between the two, the documentation is always considered correct.
This skill provides a structured framework for managing technical projects by routing requests to specific sub-skills for business definitions, coding rules, and task management. It ensures that every decision is recorded in the documentation before implementation begins, creating a robust, verifiable development lifecycle.
To get started with this workflow in your environment, use the initialization sub-skill to generate the required directory structure:
# Initialize the documentation-as-source-of-truth structure
ogt-docs-init
# Configure your documentation workflow settings
ogt-docs-config
The skill organizes data using a Folder-as-Entity pattern where each item is a directory containing specific files:
| Component | Location | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Definitions | docs/definitions/ |
Folders for business, features, technical, and domain specs. |
| Rules | docs/rules/ |
Standards for code, git, and domain-specific implementation. |
| Tasks | docs/todo/ |
Workflow stages: pending, in_progress, review, done, etc. |
| Guides | docs/guides/ |
How-to documents and instructional content. |
| Signals | .{signal_file} |
Dot-files (e.g., .approved, .verified) indicating status metadata. |
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