incident postmortem
by Samuel Rose
Transform raw incident logs and Slack threads into blameless, structured postmortems and 5-Whys RCA reports.
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Skills for READMEs, API docs, inline comments, changelogs, and technical writing. Keep docs accurate and up-to-date with minimal effort.
394 live technical documentation skills for Manus.
by Samuel Rose
Transform raw incident logs and Slack threads into blameless, structured postmortems and 5-Whys RCA reports.
Standardized accessibility descriptions and verified analysis for electronic, hydraulic, and pneumatic schematics.
by Kevin Cline
Convert source code into OpenAPI 3.0 specs or Markdown docs via static analysis of Express, FastAPI, and more.
by Rian O'Leary
Transform raw skill documentation into high-conversion, readable marketplace listings without losing LLM context.
Generate a README from your actual repo, not a hallucinated guess. Scans your manifests (package.json, pyproject.toml, go.mod, Cargo.toml) for real install steps, scripts, and dependencies across Node, Python, Go, Rust, and Java. Documentation that matches the code instead of drifting from it.
Enforce a 5-phase documentation workflow that verifies code reality against docs using grep and structured templates.
by Kevin Cline
Instantly convert Markdown files into polished, self-contained HTML slideshows with dark mode and navigation.
by Lily Studio
Paste any Claude conversation and get a clean, complete PDF transcript — every message, every artifact, automatically formatted.
by Naor Sabag
Generate animated, step-by-step data flow diagrams for architectures, code paths, and user journeys.
by Kevin Cline
Deep project analysis to generate professional README.md files with API references, scripts, and stack detection.
by Sergey Leka
Generate professional Conventional Commits in Russian from staged Git changes.
by Kevin Cline
Automate professional, Conventional Commits-compliant git messages via deep diff analysis.
Generate Conventional Commit messages from your staged git diff: auto-detects type and scope from the changed files, flags breaking changes, and keeps work-in-progress out of the message. Clean, searchable history that plays nicely with automated changelog tools.
by Edric Vale
Design CLI tools with the right flags, help text, and error messages users actually understand.
by Shandra
Transforms undocumented repositories into professional README files, setup guides, command maps, architecture notes, environment references, testing docs, and AI agent handoff files.
by Kevin Cline
Generate comprehensive repository analytics and contributor insights from your git history.
by Kevin Cline
Automatically generate and update a professional CHANGELOG.md from your git history and Conventional Commits.
Turn a local Git range, recent commit window, or tag comparison into plain Markdown release notes with tolerant Conventional Commit grouping, breaking-change detection, tagless fallback, and a reviewable SemVer suggestion.
Generate a complete pull request description from your staged changes, commits, and branch diff: summary, changes, test plan, and checklist, ready for GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket. Cross-checks the file list against what git actually reports, so reviewers get the why and what without hallucinated filenames.
by LocoLoboZ
Draft, update, and convert professional Functional Requirements Specifications (FRS) for procurement and GRC.
by Timoranjes
Automatically generate professional, Conventional Commit messages from your git diffs.
Generate beautiful release notes and changelogs automatically from commits, pull requests, and deployments.
by Indy Agent
From feature idea to 10-section engineering-ready PRD — with anti-goals, success metrics, and open questions.
by servrox
Turn fuzzy requests into verified implementation specs and ADRs with source-backed architectural gating.
Each skill on this page is a SKILL.md file built for technical documentation work and confirmed to run in Manus. Install one into ~/.manus/skills/, start a new session, and Manus follows the workflow the creator encoded instead of improvising from a short prompt.
Listings are ranked by installs, upvotes and reviews, so what surfaces first is what other Manus users actually keep. Free and paid skills compete on the same page, and every listing shows its security scan result before you download anything.
Learn how it works: Best documentation skills for AI agents and AI agent skills explained.
These are the jobs creators are actually shipping skills for in this category. Each one encodes a full workflow, so Manus follows the same method every time instead of improvising from a one-line prompt.
Start with the outcome, not the label. Open the listing and read the SKILL.md preview: a good technical documentation skill states exactly what it does, what it needs from you, and what it deliberately refuses to do. Vague descriptions usually mean vague output.
Then check three things: the install count and reviews (other Manus users voting with their setup), whether the creator ships updates, and whether the skill is universal SKILL.md or agent-specific. Free skills are a fine way to test a creator's style before buying their paid work.
Related categories for Manus: Writing & Content, Research & Analysis and Frontend & Web Apps.
Every paid creator is verified before they can sell, so skills come from practitioners, not scraped prompt packs.
Each version is scanned for prompt injection, credential exfiltration and destructive commands before it goes live.
Some skills are free, but most are paid. Paid skills show the price upfront and include future updates from the creator.
Unzip into ~/.manus/skills/ and start a new session. No plugin store, no build step.
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