Doc Coauthoring

This walks you through a three-stage process for writing docs that other people (and Claude) can actually understand. You dump context while it asks clarifying questions, then build each section through brainstorming and iteration, then test the final doc with a fresh Claude instance to catch what doesn't make sense. The real value is in that first stage where it pulls from Slack threads and Google Docs to close the gap between what you know and what's written down. It creates artifacts or markdown files as you go, and the structured approach keeps you from writing docs that only make sense to you. Good for design docs, RFCs, decision records, or any writing where context transfer matters more than speed.