Nemoclaw Maintainer Refactor Docs
Reorganize NemoClaw documentation pages, navigation, or content ownership while...
Install
npx skills add NVIDIA/NemoClaw --skill nemoclaw-maintainer-refactor-docs -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- NVIDIA/NemoClaw22.9k
- Category
- Writing
- Updated
- 3d ago
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Context cost
- Lightabout 1,041 tokens
- Runs scripts
- No, instructions only
What it does
Reorganize NemoClaw documentation pages, navigation, or content ownership while preserving published routes. Use for structural documentation refactors.
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Refactor NemoClaw Documentation
Refactor a bounded documentation section without changing product meaning. Improve findability while preserving every useful fact, one canonical owner per topic, and every supported published route.
Prerequisites
- Work from the NemoClaw repository root.
- Follow the shared Documentation Writing and Review contract before planning or editing.
- Read the full target pages, their navigation entries in
docs/index.yml, their redirects infern/docs.yml, and their inbound links before editing.
Choose the Deliverable
- Treat cross-section ownership, navigation hierarchy, and published URL changes as maintainer-owned decisions.
- For a request to plan, audit, or propose a structure, stop after the information architecture, ownership map, and URL migration plan.
- For a request to refactor, implement the plan, validate it, and report the completed migration.
- Keep the work bounded to the named docs section. Report adjacent debt instead of folding unrelated cleanup into the refactor.
- Allow a cross-section move when canonical ownership requires it, but identify the move explicitly in the plan and migration report.
- Surface a choice only when it changes topic ownership, public URLs, supported variants, or user workflow. Use established repository conventions for routine details.
Load the phase that applies
- For an audit or structure plan, use Structure and Ownership.
- Before changing published routes or moving content, use Migration. A plan that changes URLs must include its route and anchor mapping.
- For an implemented refactor, use Validation and Review. Repair findings and rerun affected checks before reporting completion.
