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- Introduced new parameters for tool selection and scope filtering.
- Separated documentation planning from content generation, clarifying roles of docs.md and doc-generator.md.
- Added detailed planning process phases, including session initialization, project structure analysis, and task decomposition.
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- Enhanced output structure for better organization of generated documentation.
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# Module-Level Documentation Template
Generate detailed module documentation following this structure:
## 1. Purpose and Responsibilities
[What this module does, its boundaries, and its role in the larger system]
## 2. Internal Architecture
- **Key Components**:
- [Component 1]: [Description and responsibility]
- [Component 2]: [Description and responsibility]
- **Data Flow**: [How data moves through the module, with diagrams if applicable]
- **Core Logic**: [Explanation of the main business logic and algorithms]
- **State Management**: [How state is managed within the module]
## 3. Public API / Interface
### Exported Functions
```typescript
/**
* Function description
* @param param1 - Parameter description
* @returns Return value description
*/
export function exampleFunction(param1: Type): ReturnType;
```
### Exported Classes
```typescript
/**
* Class description
*/
export class ExampleClass {
// Public methods and properties
}
```
### Usage Examples
```typescript
import { exampleFunction } from './module';
// Example 1: Basic usage
const result = exampleFunction(input);
// Example 2: Advanced usage
// ...
```
## 4. Dependencies
### Internal Dependencies
- **[Module A]**: [Why this dependency exists, what it provides]
- **[Module B]**: [Purpose of dependency]
### External Dependencies
- **[Library 1]** (`version`): [Purpose and usage]
- **[Library 2]** (`version`): [Purpose and usage]
## 5. Configuration
### Environment Variables
- `ENV_VAR_NAME`: [Description, default value]
### Configuration Options
```typescript
interface ModuleConfig {
option1: Type; // Description
option2: Type; // Description
}
```
## 6. Testing
### Running Tests
```bash
npm test -- module-name
```
### Test Coverage
- Unit tests: [Coverage percentage or key test files]
- Integration tests: [Coverage or test scenarios]
## 7. Common Use Cases
1. **Use Case 1**: [Description and code example]
2. **Use Case 2**: [Description and code example]
## 8. Troubleshooting
### Common Issues
- **Issue 1**: [Description and solution]
- **Issue 2**: [Description and solution]
---
**Module Path**: [File path]
**Last Updated**: [Auto-generated timestamp]
**Owner/Maintainer**: [Team or individual]