documentation-standards — Claude Code plugin: how to install
Brings the HADS semantic tagging standard and grounded-vault layout to your project docs. Tracks claims against sources and catches drift using git fingerprints.
/plugin marketplace add wshobson/agents
/plugin install documentation-standards@claude-code-workflowsWhat documentation-standards does
This plugin introduces HADS, short for Human-AI Document Standard. The format uses semantic tagging designed so both human engineers and AI models can read documentation without ambiguity.
It pairs the tagging rules with a grounded-vault layout. Under this pattern, knowledge stores separate notes into raw, wiki, and archive layers. Individual claims link directly back to their source records.
Verification relies on git fingerprints rather than model passes. That makes drift detection possible without consuming API tokens on background checks.
What it helps with
- Tag technical notes according to the HADS semantic specification
- Organize a knowledge base into raw, wiki, and archive layers
- Link individual statements to verifiable source records
- Catch documentation drift using git fingerprints without spending tokens
Example prompts for the agent
- Organize project notes into grounded-vault folders for raw, wiki, and archive data
- Structure this module documentation using HADS tags for humans and AI
- Add provenance links to claims in the wiki and verify drift via git fingerprints
How to install documentation-standards
Plugin marketplace
/plugin marketplace add wshobson/agents/plugin install documentation-standards@claude-code-workflowsStep by step, with commands for each platform: Claude Code plugins: marketplaces, installing, and building your own
Questions about documentation-standards
How do I install documentation-standards in Claude Code?
Add the source repository with /plugin marketplace add wshobson/agents. Then install the package by running /plugin install documentation-standards@claude-code-workflows.
What does documentation-standards do?
It provides the HADS semantic tagging conventions for documents and configures the grounded-vault structure. This keeps notes readable for both team members and language models.
Why does the plugin use git fingerprints?
Fingerprints track modifications in source documents directly. They reveal when knowledge has drifted without spending model tokens on routine checks.
Source text
documentation-standards · MIT
HADS (Human-AI Document Standard) — semantic tagging convention for docs that work for both humans and AI models — plus the grounded-vault pattern for provenance-linked, drift-checked knowledge stores.
© Niksa Barlovic · MIT · wshobson/agents
