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You can auto-generate a codebase wiki by analyzing your repository files to produce Markdown documentation and Mermaid architecture diagrams. This creates a GitHub-friendly wiki with module deep-dives and sequence diagrams for onboarding contributors.

Yes, you can generate Mermaid class and sequence diagrams for multi-language projects. The tool analyzes your codebase structure and produces architecture and module diagrams that render directly on GitHub.

Codebase wiki generation works on local, private, and multi-language repositories. It uses built-in terminal, file reading, and search tools to analyze your code and produce documentation artifacts without external services.

The best way to document a codebase for onboarding is generating a comprehensive wiki with architecture diagrams and per-module deep-dives. This produces Markdown and Mermaid artifacts that render on GitHub for cross-team collaboration.

No external services or dependencies are required to create codebase architecture diagrams. The tool uses only built-in terminal, file reading, searching, and writing tools to generate Markdown and Mermaid artifacts locally.

Generated wikis need Mermaid diagrams because GitHub natively renders Mermaid syntax in Markdown files. This allows architecture, class, and sequence diagrams to display directly in your repository wiki without external image hosting.