code-wiki

To generate technical documentation for an undocumented codebase, this Skill scans directory structures and analyzes source files to produce structured markdown artifacts, including READMEs and architecture overviews. It requires standard terminal access and git to track the repository state.

Yes, you can automatically create Mermaid architecture diagrams from source files. This Skill analyzes module relationships within your codebase to generate Mermaid-based class and sequence diagrams that visualize system flow and component interactions.

The best way to create onboarding documentation for a new software repository is using this Skill to map project structure, entry points, and key workflows. It instantly generates a comprehensive wiki without manual effort, facilitating faster architectural understanding.

Yes, this code analysis tool works on remote repositories. It can operate on both local and remote codebases by scanning directory structures and analyzing source files for module relationships to generate structured markdown artifacts.

Yes, you need git installed to generate codebase wiki documentation. Git is a required dependency used to track the repository state and facilitate the generation of structured markdown artifacts for your software project.