doc-generation

To generate wiki documentation, you run the skill on your repository to perform AST-aware structural analysis and output a flat docs/wiki/ directory with Mermaid diagrams and cross-references.

Yes, you can update stale documentation by running the skill to apply AST-based structural analysis across your multi-language repository, refreshing the existing docs/wiki/ output with current component mappings.

AST-based documentation generation works for large repositories by warning about size and supporting phased generation, allowing you to process and document core modules first before expanding.

The best way to visualize codebase architecture in a wiki is using AST-based clustering to map components, which automatically generates Mermaid diagrams and cross-references into a flat docs/wiki/ directory.

You assess documentation coverage for a multi-language repository by running the skill to perform AST-aware structural analysis, evaluating existing documentation against the mapped codebase components.

The generated codebase wiki includes a flat docs/wiki/ directory containing a repository overview, Mermaid diagrams, and cross-references produced from the AST-based structural analysis.