codebase-tour

Exploring an unfamiliar codebase is done through an interactive, multi-round tour that guides developers to learn architecture, patterns, and implementation details. It uses phased discovery, active recall checks, and depth-adaptive explanations to reinforce understanding.

Onboarding developers to a new codebase is best handled by a structured, multi-round exploration that reveals key components. Depth-adaptive guidance starts at a high level and optionally dives into concrete files, while recall checkpoints reinforce learning.

Yes, you can drill into specific implementation details during a codebase tour. The depth-adaptive guidance starts with high-level architecture and allows you to optionally dive into concrete files and code through dynamic direction choices.

No, you do not need external dependencies to guide codebase exploration. The interactive tour operates entirely without external dependencies, satisfying requirements for structured discovery, topic drilling, and recall checkpoints.

Active recall works when learning a codebase by inserting recall checks after explanations to reinforce your understanding. This interactive mechanism ensures you grasp the architecture and patterns before moving to the next exploration phase.