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---
name: write-guide
description: Start writing a functional guide with voice, tone, and structure guidance
argument-hint: "[topic]"
arguments:
- name: topic
description: The topic or feature to document
required: true
---
# Write Guide Command
You're starting a functional documentation task. Follow these steps:
## 1. Understand the Topic
**Topic to document:** $ARGUMENTS.topic
First, gather context about this topic:
- What is it and why does it matter?
- Who is the target audience?
- What should readers be able to do after reading?
## 2. Choose Document Type
Select the appropriate structure:
### Conceptual Documentation
For explaining what something is and how it works.
### Getting Started Guide
For helping users accomplish their first task.
### How-To Guide
For task-focused instructions with specific goals.
### Best Practices
For guidance on optimal usage patterns.
## 3. Apply Writing Standards
### Voice and Tone
- Write like you're helping a smart colleague who just joined
- Use "you" not "users"
- Use present tense
- Use active voice
- Be assertive but not arrogant
### Structure
- Sentence case for headings
- Short sentences (one idea each)
- Short paragraphs (2-3 sentences)
- Use `---` dividers between major sections
- Include examples
### Must Include
- Clear value statement at the start
- Key characteristics or steps
- Working examples
- Links to related content
- Next steps at the end
## 4. Dispatch Agent
For complex documentation, dispatch the functional-writer agent:
```
Task tool:
subagent_type: "ring-tw-team:functional-writer"
model: "opus"
prompt: "Write a [document type] for [topic]. Target audience: [audience].
The reader should be able to [goal] after reading."
```
## 5. Review Before Publishing
After writing, use the docs-reviewer agent:
```
Task tool:
subagent_type: "ring-tw-team:docs-reviewer"
model: "opus"
prompt: "Review this documentation for voice, tone, structure, and completeness:
[paste documentation]"
```
## Quick Reference
### Document Structures
**Conceptual:**
```
# Concept
Definition paragraph
## Key characteristics
## How it works
---
## Related concepts
```
**Getting Started:**
```
# Getting started with X
## Prerequisites
---
## Step 1
## Step 2
---
## Next steps
```
**How-To:**
```
# How to X
## Before you begin
## Steps
## Verification
```
**Best Practices:**
```
# Best practices for X
## Practice 1
- Mistake:
- Best practice:
## Summary
```
Now proceed with documenting: **$ARGUMENTS.topic**