Chris Cox

Keep project documentation in sync with code changes. Identifies which docs need updating after a PR merges or code changes, drafts the updates, and manages doc site structure (mkdocs, docusaurus, vitepress). Use when: (1) a PR just merged and docs may need updating, (2) the user says "update the docs" or "sync docs", (3) a new doc was created and needs to be added to site navigation, (4) the user wants to audit which docs are stale. NOT for: writing docs from scratch for a new project (just write them), generating API reference docs from code comments (use typedoc/jazzy/etc.), or content that isn't developer documentation.

Triage ideas, problems, and feature requests into the right format: proposal doc, feature issue, or bug report. Repo-aware — discovers templates and docs structure from the current repository. Use when: (1) the user describes an idea, feature, or problem they want to track, (2) the user says "file a bug", "I have an idea", "let's plan this feature", or similar, (3) the user wants to break down a large feature into phases with GitHub issues. NOT for: actually implementing code (use coding-agent), reviewing PRs, or general questions about the codebase.