codebase-tutorial-flow

To generate a tutorial from a GitHub repository, provide the repository URL to the codebase-tutorial-flow. It fetches files, identifies core abstractions, analyzes relationships, and writes beginner-friendly chapters automatically.

Yes, you can generate tutorials from a local directory. The Skill supports both GitHub repositories and local paths, allowing you to analyze local files and produce structured onboarding documentation.

Automated codebase analysis identifies core abstractions by fetching repository files and evaluating their relationships. It logically orders the content to write step-by-step tutorial chapters for new developers.

Yes, the tutorial generator supports configurable include and exclude patterns. You can filter files using path specifications and apply file size limits to control which codebase files are analyzed.

Yes, you need GitPython for repository fetching and google-genai for LLM processing. Additional dependencies like pyyaml, requests, python-dotenv, and pathspec are required for configuration and file filtering.

The best way to onboard engineers is generating a beginner-friendly tutorial from the codebase. This automated approach converts complex project structures into accessible, step-by-step explanations with code context.