Create a Documentation Set in DocsFab
Create a new source-grounded page or coordinated page set and inspect the resulting documentation patch.
Prerequisites
Configure DocsFab, identify the target repository and audience, and retain source evidence for the requested behavior. For tracked files, follow Select Source Evidence.
Steps
Complete the following steps for the selected task.
- State the outcome, audience, and intended pages in the instruction.
- Run
docsfab run create-documentation --repo /absolute/path/to/repository --instruction "Create a guide for the selected feature.". Write workflows open a draft MR by default; add--patch-onlyfor local patch delivery. - Inspect the saved run, patch, and quality findings before accepting the result. Follow Supply Requested Work Products if source support is missing.
Create a Multi-Page Set
Use one instruction when the approved outcome spans related pages. For example:
The plan records three create dispositions and the source binding for each
page before the writer starts. The writer can retrieve the cited API reference
and other supporting evidence from the target checkout, but it can mutate only
those three planned pages (and an explicitly planned navigation path). A
request that needs a fourth page stops with a typed scope or input result
before patch creation. It does not broaden the prompt or the mutation set.
Each source in a page’s binding is a repository-relative file path. The path
can be followed by a :line, :start-end, or #section coordinate and can end
with @ and the run’s exact repository revision, for example
src/cli.ts:10-42@<revision>. A coordinate is claim evidence: the host still
reads and verifies the whole file. The host also accepts the revision written
before the coordinate and records it after the coordinate. Any other form, or
another revision, is refused when the plan is admitted, and the planner is
asked for a corrected plan within the step’s retry budget. The attempt records
plan-source-locator-grammar or plan-source-locator-revision-mismatch.
Source-obligation derivation reads the same grammar, so an admitted plan does
not fail later on its sources.
Related
Use these topics for the supporting contracts and next actions.