Docs · muon-m2
Generate or refresh a module's technical documentation from its own code — public @api surface, events, plugins, REST/GraphQL routes, DB schema, dependencies — plus a README, developer guide, user guide (when a user surface exists), REST API reference (when REST routes exist), GraphQL reference (when GraphQL ops exist), technical reference, and CHANGELOG scaffold with illustrative examples derived from the schema. For a module with etc/webapi.xml it also emits machine-readable API description artifacts under {module}/docs/api/ — OpenAPI 3.1, a JetBrains .http file with a secret-free env, and a Postman v2.1 collection + environment — with no live-instance dependency. …
Works with: Claude Code (native) · Cursor, Codex CLI (manual)
native: this artifact type is that client's own format
Install (Claude Code):
cp -r docs ~/.claude/skills/- tashan score: 45.0
- Adoption: 2 repos
- Upkeep: 79.0
- Freshness: 94.0
- Evidence coverage: 84% of the inputs this score can use — the rest are unknown, and the score is discounted for it
- Health: active
- Contributors: 2
- License: MIT
Security audit
Not scanned yet. We audit npm-published capabilities for known advisories, install-time scripts and permission surface; this one has no npm package we can resolve, or has not reached the queue.
Its own instructions
Its SKILL.md says when to use it, shows worked examples and states a limitation.
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Docs · muon-m2 scores 45 today. Pro keeps the series, so you can see whether that is a project getting better or one on its way down.
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Measured 2026-09-12 · scorer s5 · how · something wrong here?