testdino-mcp: Skill for Claude Code

Update documentation: $ARGUMENTS

Workflow

Step 1 — Determine Scope

If a specific tool is named:

• Read the tool's source file to understand current behavior
• Check docs/TOOLS.md for the tool's existing documentation
• Check docs/skill.md for any references

If "all" is specified:

• Read all tool source files
• Compare against docs/TOOLS.md for drift
• Check tool count in README.md

Step 2 — Check for Drift

For each tool in scope, verify:

1. TOOLS.md

   • Does the documented tool name match toolDefinition.name?
   • Does the parameter list match inputSchema.properties?
   • Are required/optional fields correctly documented?
   • Do example requests match the actual schema?
   • Are enum values listed and up to date?

2. skill.md

   • Are workflow references to tools still accurate?
   • Do decision trees point to the right tools?
   • Are parameter quick-reference tables current?

3. README.md

   • Is the tool count correct?
   • Are all tool names listed?
   • Do feature descriptions match reality?

4. INSTALLATION.md

   • Are setup instructions still valid?
   • Is the package name and version reference correct?

Step 3 — Update

Fix any drift found. Follow the existing documentation style — don't reinvent the format.

For TOOLS.md, each tool section should include:

• Tool name and description
• Parameters table (name, type, required/optional, description)
• Example usage (request + response)
• Notes on when to use vs similar tools

Step 4 — Verify

• Read the updated docs to confirm they're accurate
• Check for broken markdown formatting
• Run npm run format to ensure consistent formatting

Rules

• Don't rewrite documentation that's already correct — only fix drift
• Match existing documentation style and structure
• Tool descriptions in docs should be more detailed than the inputSchema description (docs are for humans, schema is for AI agents)
• If a tool was removed, remove its documentation section entirely — don't leave stubs
• Keep skill.md focused on AI agent patterns, not human-readable reference