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 file when you ask for a preview.
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.