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Markdown-first knowledge base engine with Git as the source of truth

Summary

Groundmap is a Markdown-first knowledge base engine that uses Git as the source of truth, enabling developers to create, organize, and version-control documentation alongside their code.

  • It simplifies maintaining a single source of truth for project knowledge by leveraging familiar Git workflows and Markdown formatting.

Install & Usage

1
Create the skills directory
mkdir -p .claude/skills
2
Download the skill file

Add the configuration to .claude/skills/groundmap.md

3
Invoke in Claude Code
/groundmap

Use Cases

Create a new knowledge base for a project by initializing a Git repository with Markdown files.
Organize documentation into a hierarchical structure using folders and Markdown files.
Track changes to documentation over time using Git commits and branches.
Collaborate with team members on documentation by using pull requests and code reviews.
Generate a static site from the Markdown knowledge base for easy browsing.
Integrate documentation updates into CI/CD pipelines to ensure docs stay in sync with code.

Usage Examples

1

/groundmap init my-project-docs

2

Add a new section to the knowledge base about deployment procedures.

3

/groundmap build --output ./site

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is groundmap?

Groundmap is a Markdown-first knowledge base engine that uses Git as the source of truth, enabling developers to create, organize, and version-control documentation alongside their code. It simplifies maintaining a single source of truth for project knowledge by leveraging familiar Git workflows and Markdown formatting.

How to install groundmap?

To install groundmap: create the skills directory (mkdir -p .claude/skills), then add the config to .claude/skills/groundmap.md. Finally, /groundmap in Claude Code.

What is groundmap best for?

groundmap is a other categorized under Documentation. Created by Qinbf.

What can I use groundmap for?

groundmap is useful for: Create a new knowledge base for a project by initializing a Git repository with Markdown files.; Organize documentation into a hierarchical structure using folders and Markdown files.; Track changes to documentation over time using Git commits and branches.; Collaborate with team members on documentation by using pull requests and code reviews.; Generate a static site from the Markdown knowledge base for easy browsing.; Integrate documentation updates into CI/CD pipelines to ensure docs stay in sync with code..