Files
Nicholas Ferguson 228e6de997 docs(tutorials): publish skill authoring tutorial to site
Move the 686-line skill-authoring-cookbook from docs/tutorials/ (which
is unpublished) to site/tutorials/skill-authoring.md (the canonical
user-facing doc home). The cookbook covers directory structure,
SKILL.md frontmatter, progressive disclosure, quality rubrics, and
common authoring patterns — all user-facing content that belonged on
the published site.

- site/tutorials/skill-authoring.md: published from the former cookbook
  with adjusted frontmatter (title, nav_order 1.5 to sit next to
  skill-recommendations, new permalink).
- site/tutorials/index.md: new landing-page entry linking to the
  tutorial with a 30-45 minute estimate.
- docs/tutorials/skill-authoring-cookbook.md: removed (canonical copy
  now in site/).
- docs/NAVIGATOR.md, docs/README.md, docs/tutorials/index.md,
  docs/tutorials/learning-paths/onboarding.md,
  docs/tutorials/ci-cd-integration.md: inbound references to the
  cookbook replaced with prose pointers to the site/ location.

Resolves the dangling link in site/guides/working-with-skills.md that
referenced the tutorial before it existed on the published site.
2026-04-12 18:33:19 -04:00

2.5 KiB

Cortex Documentation

This docs/ tree is the currently published documentation source for GitHub Pages in this repository.

Recommendation System Entry Points

If you are looking for the recommendation stack specifically, start here:

Broader Documentation Map

Architecture

User Guides

User-facing skill authoring tutorial now lives in the published site at site/tutorials/skill-authoring.md.

Development Guides

Notes

  • The recommendation system has two distinct halves: agent intelligence and skill recommendations. Avoid using those terms interchangeably in docs.
  • When the command surface changes, update both the user-facing pages and the developer-facing architecture pages in the same slice to avoid drift.
  • Contributor-oriented skill onboarding lives in the Skills Guide and the Skill Authoring Cookbook; use those instead of reconstructing the workflow from historical architecture notes.