codebase-mapper

You can generate a project guide from an unfamiliar multi-language repository by applying phase-driven writing workflows that produce structured narratives, Mermaid diagrams, and glossary entries following standardized file layouts like INDEX.md and executive summaries.

A codebase map is a set of .codebase-map documents providing structured narrative explanations, architecture diagrams, and standardized terminology that help new readers understand unfamiliar multi-language repositories quickly.

You create Mermaid diagrams for codebase architecture and workflows by applying predefined diagram templates and writing conventions that ensure consistent visual representation of data models and system workflows across project documentation.

Yes, project guide generation works for multi-language repositories by applying centralized tone rules and writing guidelines to ensure consistent voice across narratives, diagrams, and glossaries regardless of the underlying programming languages.

The best way to maintain consistent terminology and tone in codebase documentation is to use a centralized knowledge base of writing guidelines and tone rules referenced by generation agents during the creation of all narratives and glossary entries.

Automated codebase mapping relies on standardized templates and tone guidelines, meaning it requires adherence to specific .codebase-map document structures and may need manual adjustments for repositories with non-standard layouts or highly unconventional architectural decisions.