qt-cpp-docs — Claude Code skill: Qt/C++ reference docs

What qt-cpp-docs does

The skill takes .h and .cpp files along with related ones — other headers, CMakeLists.txt, .ui, .qrc, qmldir — and turns them into a reference document. Classes with Q_OBJECT, signals and slots, properties, plain structs without Qt macros, free-function headers, and entry points such as main.cpp each get their own section layout.

Inside there is a fixed outline: class overview and its place in the project, dependencies and Qt modules, inheritance chain, tables for Q_PROPERTY and Q_ENUM, public members, and a separate section for protected API. Private members are skipped unless they surface through Q_PROPERTY or Q_INVOKABLE. The header counts as the source of truth; the .cpp supplies behaviour and side effects.

One hard rule on format: code fences are banned everywhere except the usage example section. Method signatures and property types go into prose and tables. If you need QDoc output, look elsewhere — this skill does not produce it.