Author with AI
Use the Chiltepin skill to turn a request into a validated document. Choose a reader, review the facts, and preview the output.
Install the skill, then ask your agent to write a document. The skill guides block selection, schema lookup, and validation. You review the facts and the rendered result.
How to prompt
Name the reader, the source material, and the output file:
Use Chiltepin to explain this project's request flow to a new backend engineer. Read the code, include the failure path, and save the document to
docs/platform.md. Run the project's validator and report any unresolved diagnostics.
For a smaller edit:
Update the retry behavior in
docs/orders.mdfrom the current payment handler. Preserve unrelated content, validate the document, and show me the preview.
A single-diagram request can stay a single diagram. Add more blocks only when they answer another useful question.
What the agent does
- Reads the relevant source and chooses a block for the reader's question.
- Uses
chiltepin block <type>to inspect the schema and example. - Writes Markdown and YAML, then runs
chiltepin check <file> --json. - Fixes errors while making progress; reports blockers and relevant warnings.
- Renders the checked document and returns both the Markdown and HTML files.
Prefer the project's installed CLI so schema lookup and validation use the same version. If the tool cannot run the validator, the result remains unverified. A clean check does not prove the technical content is correct.
Edits appear live
Keep local Studio open while the agent edits your files. Each saved change appears in the editor; review the Markdown diff before committing.
Tools without skill support
chiltepin skill prints the authoring guide for a system-prompt field.
See CLI AI commands for save and raw-output options.
For tools without a shell, save the returned Markdown and run the validator yourself.
The canonical skill source and plain-text guide are also available.