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FAQ

Does dodo create documentation without asking?

Section titled “Does dodo create documentation without asking?”

No. If a documentation type doesn’t exist yet, dodo asks whether you’d like to create it before doing anything. It never generates docs you didn’t approve.

dodo works with what you have. It checks default locations first, then searches the codebase. If your docs live somewhere non-standard, it remembers the location for future runs.

For factual errors (wrong file paths, outdated examples), dodo fixes them directly. For subjective content (plans, architectural opinions), it flags them for your review and explains what changed. It never rewrites your voice or restructures documents without asking.

What’s the difference between the Claude Code plugin and npx skills?

Section titled “What’s the difference between the Claude Code plugin and npx skills?”

Both give you the same functionality. The difference is installation and invocation syntax:

Claude Code pluginnpx skills
Install/plugin install dodo@artificial-jellybeansnpx skills add thesimonho/dodo
Invoke/dodo:do/dodo
With args/dodo:do site/dodo site

Can I use dodo on a project that already has a docs site?

Section titled “Can I use dodo on a project that already has a docs site?”

Yes. Even if your site uses a generator dodo doesn’t recommend by default (Hugo, MkDocs, Sphinx, etc.), it works with whatever is already there. It won’t suggest migration unless you ask.

dodo compares your documentation against the current state of your codebase. It checks for dead file paths, outdated code examples, stale architecture descriptions, completed TODOs, and missing coverage for new features.

Codemaps are structured maps of your codebase designed specifically for AI agents. They let an agent understand your project’s architecture without reading every file. Think of them as a table of contents that tells an agent where to look and how modules connect.

Yes. You can target specific types (/dodo site), combinations (/dodo references and site), or even specific pages (/dodo:do the site FAQ).