Разработка по официальной документации

★ 8.7 · documentation

source-driven-development is a Claude Code skill that grounds every implementation decision in official documentation rather than potentially stale training data. It follows a four-step process: detecting the exact stack versions from dependency files (package.json, requirements.txt, go.mod, and others), fetching the specific documentation page from an authority hierarchy (react.dev, docs.djangoproject.com, MDN, web.dev, and similar), implementing code against the documented API signatures, and citing sources directly in code comments so users can verify every pattern. When official sources conflict with each other or with existing project code, the skill surfaces the discrepancy and presents options instead of silently picking one. It is built for developers where correctness matters — especially when writing boilerplate, handling forms, routing, state management, or authentication with any framework or library.