Documentation Plan
This document outlines the comprehensive plan for DeepLint's documentation, including completed tasks, current status, and future improvements.
Documentation Status
Getting Started
✅ Complete
Installation, configuration, first run, Git integration
Core Concepts
🟡 Partial
Context building complete, semantic analysis and auto-fixes planned
User Guides
🟡 Partial
Commands documented, configuration and rules guides planned
Developer Documentation
🟡 Partial
Architecture, code organization, and contributing guides complete
Reference
🟡 Partial
CLI and configuration references complete, API docs planned
Documentation Guidelines
✅ Complete
Style guide, code examples, readability guidelines
Documentation Structure
The DeepLint documentation is organized into the following sections:
Getting Started: Quick start guides for new users
Core Concepts: Explanations of key concepts and features
User Guides: Detailed guides for specific tasks and features
Developer Documentation: Information for contributors and developers
Reference: Detailed reference documentation for APIs, commands, etc.
Documentation Guidelines: Guidelines for writing and maintaining documentation
Completed Tasks
Documentation Structure and Navigation
Content Consolidation and Deduplication
Content Enhancement and Gap Filling
Content Quality and Consistency
Documentation-Reality Alignment
Remaining Tasks
Missing Documentation Files
Documentation Maintenance
Documentation for Planned Features
The following documentation will be created as the corresponding features are implemented:
LLM Analysis Functionality
Git Hooks Functionality
Check Command
Auto-Fix Functionality
Implementation Approach
The implementation of these documentation improvements should follow these principles:
Documentation-as-Code: Treat documentation as a first-class citizen in the codebase
Incremental Improvement: Focus on making the documentation better, not redoing it completely
Prioritize Implemented Features: Ensure documentation for implemented features is complete and accurate
Consistency: Maintain consistent style, terminology, and structure
User-Centric: Prioritize improvements that enhance the user experience
Documentation Guidelines
For detailed guidelines on writing and maintaining documentation, see:
Next Steps
Document the remaining context builder components✅ CompletedCreate reference documentation for CLI commands✅ CompletedEstablish documentation maintenance process
Set up documentation testing and versioning
Create documentation for planned features as they are implemented
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