architecture-diagram

You can generate architecture diagrams from code automatically by analyzing build and config files to infer the tech stack, data flows, and dependencies, then producing Mermaid-based visualizations for documentation.

The best way to visualize software architecture for Java, .NET, and JavaScript projects is to run a code analysis-driven inference that produces both application architecture and detailed component relationship diagrams in one pass.

Yes, you can use Mermaid diagrams for onboarding new engineers by presenting an up-to-date architectural overview generated from the codebase analysis and saving the results to a designated facts file for auditing.

Yes, this code analysis tool infers data flows, dependencies, and the tech stack by analyzing build and configuration files, then translates that structure into readable, shareable Mermaid diagrams.

A limitation of auto-generating component relationship diagrams is that the inference relies on analyzing build and config files; undocumented or dynamic relationships may not be fully captured in the resulting Mermaid visualization.

To create two-layer architecture diagrams in one pass, run an automated code analysis that outputs both the high-level application architecture and the detailed component relationships simultaneously into Mermaid format.