A few Claude Skills and Agent Docs

[Hareet]

Summary

• Created with the help of Agent Claude to boilerplate where doc stuff should go and review consistency
• Add CLAUDE.md with project conventions, build commands, and style guide reference
• Add /cht-doc command for guided documentation creation
• Add /docs-review command for PR style guide compliance checks

Running /docs-review in Claude Code:

Recording.2026-01-14.211931.mp4

[andrablaj]

@Hareet, I started reviewing this PR but haven't finished yet. I am mostly operating from a "do no harm" perspective and double-check for eventual inconsistencies.

Question: Do we plan to also createagents.md or copilot-instructions.md files - or what would be a good approach to support other platform agents?

[sugat009]

A few minor changes! Tested this to create a new REST endpoint in the API page and output seems to follow the pattern existing there.

The above image might be too zoomed out or pixelated. 😅

[sugat009]

question: how would claude classify a task as complex?

[Hareet]

That's a good question.. for now, we can let it try to infer that. We should think about some examples or guard-rails. The current result of that should only mean more stops on easy tasks, which at least isn't negative.

[Hareet]

Question: Do we plan to also createagents.md or copilot-instructions.md files - or what would be a good approach to support other platform agents?

Claude Skills can be used everywhere now, so users can point their setup to the Skill files. I was going to leave this as: people can port it or open a new PR for their preferred agent. It's a [ . ] folder, thinking along the lines of "if someone wanted to add a different cloud tool or gitlab-ci-runners" they could always add their [ . ] folder and not all similar ones.

This is more of just a starting point. If people are using it and have questions about how to use it with other agents, we can support that at that time.

[andrablaj]

Thanks for the review, @sugat009, and apologies for not finishing my review of this PR myself, either. One review is sufficient - let's merge it!