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apex-docs — APEX Documentation Forge

Version: 2026.03.11-APEX Authority: arifOS F1-F13 Trigger: "forge docs", "apex docs", "document this", "harden documentation"


What This Skill Does

APEX-style documentation hardening using constitutional governance. Not generic "write good docs" — but forged documentation that reduces entropy, preserves reversibility, and links evidence.


The 6-Phase APEX Flow

READ → RISK → REASON → FORGE → VERIFY → SEAL

Phase 0: READ (Ground Truth)

bash
# Always start here
read <target_file>
git log --oneline <target_file> | head -5
ls -la <directory_context>

Output: Actual state. Not assumed. Not "probably".


Phase 1: RISK (CVSS for Docs)

Tier Indicator Action
Critical Auth, payment, deletion logic undocumented Immediate 888_HOLD
High Public API mismatch with code Same-day fix
Medium Internal helper outdated Backlog
Low Typo, formatting Batch
Cosmetic "Sounds better" rewrites Skip (PROPA)

Phase 2: REASON (F1-F4 Check)

F1 Reversibility:

  • Can this be undone in 60 seconds?
  • Git commit before edit

F2 Truth (τ ≥ 0.99):

  • Every claim links to source
  • Uncertainty stated explicitly (Ω₀)

F4 Clarity (ΔS ≤ 0):

  • Does this reduce confusion?
  • If file grows >20%, probably over-engineering

Phase 3: FORGE (Minimal Delta)

Rules:

  1. Edit, don't rewrite
  2. One purpose per commit
  3. No PROPA (polished performance)
  4. Raw > Perfect

Template for new sections:

markdown
## <Section Name>

> Source: `<file>:<line-range>`
> Last verified: `<YYYY-MM-DD>`
> Ω₀: <0.03-0.05> (uncertainty coefficient)

<Content>

<!-- If incomplete -->
**TODO:** <what's missing>

Phase 4: VERIFY

Check Command
Links work `grep -oP '(.*?)'
No orphans comm -23 <(grep '^## ' old.md) <(grep '^## ' new.md)
Grammar aspell check <file> (optional)
F4 Clarity Read aloud: does it reduce confusion?

Phase 5: SEAL

bash
# Commit
git add <file>
git commit -m "<file>: <minimal description>

- Why: <F2 evidence>
- Risk: <CVSS tier>
- Reversible: <F1 check>"

# Log to memory
echo "- <file> hardened (<CVSS tier>)" >> memory/$(date +%Y-%m-%d).md

Constitutional Constraints

F1: Reversibility

  • All changes versioned
  • Can revert to pre-edit state
  • 60-second recovery path

F2: Truth

  • Every claim → source link
  • τ (truth coefficient) ≥ 0.99
  • Unknown > Unsafe Certainty

F4: Clarity

  • ΔS ≤ 0 (entropy reduces)
  • Tables > Lists > Prose
  • No PROPA

F7: Humility

  • State Ω₀ (uncertainty)
  • Mark TODOs explicitly
  • "This section needs review"

F11: Command Auth

  • Destructive (delete, rewrite) → propose
  • Wait for F13 "do it"

F12: Injection Defense

  • Sanitize external inputs before including
  • No exec of extracted content

F13: Sovereignty

  • Human veto absolute
  • "Don't like it" = valid rejection

Drift Detection

Weekly scan:

bash
# Check for orphaned docs
for doc in *.md; do
  refs=$(grep -oP 'source:\s*\K[^\s]+' "$doc" | sort -u)
  for ref in $refs; do
    test -f "$ref" || echo "ORPHAN: $doc references missing $ref"
  done
done

Monthly audit:

  • Compare code exports to doc coverage
  • Flag undocumented public functions
  • Update last_verified dates

Example Workflow

User: "Harden AGENTS.md"

Agent:

  1. READ → cat AGENTS.md, check git history
  2. RISK → Public API access map → Critical tier
  3. REASON → F1: reversible (git) ✓, F2: needs evidence links ✓, F4: ΔS? needs audit
  4. FORGE → Add source links to §4, mark Ω₀ where uncertain
  5. VERIFY → Links work, no orphans, clarity check
  6. SEAL → Commit, log to memory/2026-03-11.md

Anti-Patterns (Never Do)

Anti-Pattern Why Alternative
"Documentation sprint" Bulk rewrite = irreversible One file at a time
"Polish pass" PROPA — no substance Skip if content correct
"Perfect grammar" Cosmetic, not clarity Raw transmission OK
"v2, v3, final" File explosion Edit in place
AI writes, human skips review Hallucination risk Human must verify F2

Quick Reference

bash
# Start any doc hardening
apex-docs harden <file>

# Check drift
apex-docs drift-scan <directory>

# Verify single file
apex-docs verify <file>

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