The workspace writing standard (D:\orisys_ws\docs\AUTHORING.md) is not auto-discovered from inside a repository: the workspace skill root is D:\orisys_ws\.agents\skills\, and an agent working here resolves its project root to this repository's .git. This file points at the standard and at the gate command, and records which kinds of document belong in this repo's docs. Without it, agents working inside the repository would not learn the budgets or the placement rules.
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Documentation rules for this repository
This repository lives inside the Orisys workspace at D:\orisys_ws. The workspace's writing
standard is authoritative for every document here:
D:\orisys_ws\docs\AUTHORING.md — one home per fact, current state only, link instead of
restating, the slop checklist, and the word budgets (standard 1,200 / general 1,500 / reference
3,000).
This file exists because the standard is not auto-discovered from inside a repository: the
workspace skill root is D:\orisys_ws\.agents\skills\, and an agent whose working directory is
this repository resolves its project root to this repository's .git. Read the standard at the
path above, or load the orisys-doc-standard skill when working from the workspace root.
Check your docs before finishing
python D:\orisys_ws\scripts\doc_lint.py # changed Markdown — must pass
python D:\orisys_ws\scripts\doc_lint.py --all # audit the whole corpus
tools/lint_gate.py runs this automatically alongside Ruff, so a change that adds an oversized
document fails the same gate as a change that breaks a lint rule. Pass --no-docs to skip it.
Pre-existing oversized documents in this repository are listed in D:\orisys_ws\docs\inventory.json
as budget-exempt with a written reason, and pre-existing findings are baselined there, so the
gate is red only for new regression. Fix one when you touch it and remove its entry.