code-to-prd

To generate a PRD from an existing codebase, you can use automated reverse-engineering to scan project structures, API endpoints, and database models, producing a structured functional specification.

Yes, reverse-engineering fullstack applications scans both frontend and backend layers to extract API endpoints, database models, and interaction logic for comprehensive technical documentation.

The best way to document legacy code is automated reverse-engineering, which instantly generates a business-readable product requirements document and functional inventory from the existing project.

Yes, automated code analysis works for system migrations by mapping interaction logic and extracting page inventories, ensuring no business logic is overlooked during the transition.

Mapping functional requirements from an undocumented project structure involves analyzing routes and business logic to output a complete PRD skeleton with API references and enum dictionaries.

Limitations of reverse-engineering complex codebases include potential gaps in extracting undocumented business logic, as the process relies strictly on analyzing visible interaction logic and project structures.