ring:using-tw-team

The ring:using-tw-team skill provides an orchestration framework for managing technical documentation within software development lifecycles. It connects agents to specialized writing tasks, ensuring that all documentation—from conceptual product guides to low-level REST API references—adheres to strict quality, voice, and structure standards. By enforcing the ORCHESTRATOR principle, this skill prevents agents from attempting to write complex documentation manually, instead delegating specific segments to expert writers.

• Specialized Agents: Access to functional-writer for conceptual documentation, api-writer for endpoint and schema documentation, and docs-reviewer for quality assurance.

• Documentation Standards: Automatic enforcement of sentence case for headings, assertive yet encouraging tone, and structured document patterns including clear definitions and code examples.

• Integration Capabilities: Seamless coordination with dev-team agents for technical accuracy and pm-team agents for planning, ensuring documentation reflects the actual codebase.

• Workflow Guardrails: Built-in blocker criteria to stop tasks when subject matter sources or target audiences are undefined, preventing the production of low-quality or inaccurate information.

• Parallel Dispatching: Support for multi-task workflows where functional guides and API references are generated concurrently, followed by a mandatory review step.

• Input: User requests for new documentation, updates to existing guides, or technical writing tasks triggered during the software delivery lifecycle.

• Usage: Invoke via Task tool with subagent_type. Always load relevant writing patterns and document types before dispatching.

• Constraints: Strictly prohibits writing documentation directly. Requires manual review by docs-reviewer before any publication. Does not override technical decisions made by developer agents.

• Keywords: technical writing, API documentation, functional docs, documentation standards, REST API, technical communication, documentation orchestration, docs-reviewer, editorial workflow, software documentation.