Generated a structured documentation site for claude-hud #230
Description
Hey Jarrod!
I generated a structured documentation site for claude-hud using DocSmith, an AI-powered docs generator that works as a Claude Code skill.
Live docs: claude-hud Documentation
The docs cover:
- Overview — what claude-hud is and why it matters for Claude Code users
- Getting Started — step-by-step installation including the Linux tmpfs workaround
- Configuration — full reference for all 20+ options (presets, display toggles, colors, layout, usage limits)
- HUD Elements — detailed breakdown of each statusline component (context bar thresholds, tool activity, agent tracking, todo progress)
- Architecture — data flow from stdin JSON through transcript parsing to rendering
- Troubleshooting — common issues organized by symptom
Available in English and Chinese.
Why this could be useful:
- With 20+ config options and platform-specific setup steps, a navigable site is easier to browse than scrolling through the README
- The architecture page should help new contributors get oriented in the codebase
- Docs can be updated incrementally as features ship
I can help maintain this if you want to keep it around.
How it was made:
DocSmith analyzes the codebase and generates structured documentation with a single command. It supports 35+ AI coding agents and can publish to the cloud instantly.
- Install:
npx skills add AIGNE-io/doc-smith-skills - Generate:
/doc-smith-create - Publish:
/doc-smith-publish