DocStruct is an agent skill package. The primary installable file is
SKILL.md.
SKILL.md: core skill instructions for all agents.agents/openai.yaml: Codex/OpenAI interface metadata only.adapters/agents-md/AGENTS.example.md: optional project instruction adapter.adapters/cursor/docstruct.mdc: optional Cursor rule adapter.
Install from GitHub:
aetox-skills/docstructCommon local skill paths:
Windows: %USERPROFILE%\.codex\skills\docstruct
macOS: ~/.codex/skills/docstruct
Linux: ~/.codex/skills/docstructRestart Codex after installation so the skill list refreshes.
Use SKILL.md as the project instruction source.
One practical pattern is to add a project CLAUDE.md that imports the skill:
# Project Instructions
Use DocStruct when creating, updating, auditing, or organizing project
documentation.
@/absolute/path/to/docstruct/SKILL.mdUse a real absolute path for the machine where Claude Code runs.
Use the root SKILL.md as the skill instruction file when your runtime supports
skills.
If the runtime supports AGENTS.md-style project instructions, copy or merge:
adapters/agents-md/AGENTS.example.mdinto the target project's AGENTS.md.
Clone the repository and ask the agent to read SKILL.md before documentation
work:
git clone https://github.com/aetox-skills/docstruct.gitUse this prompt:
Use DocStruct to inspect the project documentation, avoid duplication, keep one
source of truth, and mark TODO or UNKNOWN items clearly.Copy adapters/cursor/docstruct.mdc into your Cursor rules folder, or adapt
its content into an existing project rule.
Use it when Cursor should keep project documentation concise, non-duplicated, and source-of-truth driven.
Copy adapters/agents-md/AGENTS.example.md into a project's AGENTS.md, or
merge its DocStruct section into an existing AGENTS.md.
This is useful when multiple coding agents need the same documentation behavior in one repository.