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To generate a README from your codebase, scan project artifacts like AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, and config files to derive documentation. Apply standardized template generation to produce a unified README with sections for Title, Description, Features, Quick Start, Requirements, and Troubleshooting.

Fix missing README sections by identifying gaps through code-derived facts and project practices. Apply missing section detection to find omitted or outdated onboarding content, then standardize formatting with best-practice documentation patterns to complete the file.

You can apply README templates across software projects of various languages by scanning key configuration files and project artifacts. It extracts context and standardizes formatting regardless of the specific tech stack, preserving project-specific content while following best practices.

README generation preserves project-specific content by scanning existing files like AGENTS.md and README.md to extract context. It aligns the code-informed structure with actual codebase practices while standardizing the formatting of the generated documentation.

Code-informed documentation improves onboarding by deriving README facts directly from the codebase and project practices. It identifies missing sections, standardizes template formatting, and aligns content with actual code to provide practical, accurate onboarding guidance.

Avoid automated README generation when a repository lacks key config files or project artifacts for context extraction. It requires scanning files like AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md to derive code-backed structure, so empty or minimal codebases will not produce comprehensive documentation.