Documentation generation, drift detection, and API docs automation.

/plugin marketplace add ruvnet/ruflo
/plugin install ruflo-docs@ruflo

• Auto-Documentation: Background worker generates docs from code changes
• Drift Detection: Identifies when docs fall out of sync with implementation
• API Docs: Automated API documentation from TypeScript interfaces and JSDoc
• CAPABILITIES.md Generation: Full capabilities reference via init command
• Document Worker: Background document worker triggers on API changes
• SPARC Integration: Uses documenter and docs-writer agent patterns

• ruflo-core plugin (provides MCP server)

• CLI: pinned to @claude-flow/cli v3.6 major+minor.
• Agent model: Haiku (cost-efficient for docs work).
• Verification: bash plugins/ruflo-docs/scripts/smoke.sh is the contract.

Drives the document background worker (one of 12 workers in CLAUDE.md). Two invocation paths:

# CLI
npx @claude-flow/cli@latest hooks worker dispatch --trigger document
npx @claude-flow/cli@latest hooks worker dispatch --trigger document --scope api

# MCP
mcp tool call hooks_worker-dispatch --json -- '{"trigger": "document", "scope": "api"}'

This plugin owns the docs-drift AgentDB namespace (kebab-case, follows the convention from ruflo-agentdb ADR-0001 §"Namespace convention"). Used for drift-detection state (last-seen export hash per file). Reserved namespaces (pattern, claude-memories, default) MUST NOT be shadowed.

docs-drift is accessed via memory_* tools (namespace-routed).

bash plugins/ruflo-docs/scripts/smoke.sh
# Expected: "10 passed, 0 failed"

• ADR-0001 — ruflo-docs plugin contract (document-worker integration, namespace coordination, smoke as contract)

• ruflo-agentdb — namespace convention owner
• ruflo-loop-workers — defines the document background worker
• ruflo-adr — ADRs trigger doc generation when status changes
• ruflo-sparc — Documenter mode (Phase 5 Refinement) consumes this plugin

Since this version the plugin is also a function-hook mod (ADR-445 pattern; needs Claude Code 2.1.287 or later). It never calls the network or spawns a process, and it only tightens: it can refuse a call, never allow one.

• Guard (default on): refuses doc-* memory writes and the document worker dispatch that hold a key, token or password. The reason names the kind of secret, never the value.
• /docs-mod: answered locally, no model turn: status, scan <text> (would the guard refuse this?), and docs (markdown files in docs/).
• Status file: .claude-flow/docs-mod/status.json ({version, updatedMs, guard, blocked}), written at session start and when a call is blocked.
• Option: guard (on | off, default on) in the plugin's userConfig.

Test it: claude plugin test plugins/ruflo-docs and bash plugins/ruflo-docs/scripts/smoke.sh.