documentation-project-structure

Map the ProvidersORM v2 repository root structure and folder conventions.

Updated Jan 6, 2026

Search Tags:#documentation #onboarding #navigation #repository #structure #conventions #delphi

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npx skills add https://github.com/cslsoftwares/ParamentersORM --skill documentation-project-structure

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Skill: documentation-project-structure
Source: https://github.com/cslsoftwares/ParamentersORM/tree/main/.cursor/skills/documentation-project-structure_V1.0.0
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cslsoftwares/ParamentersORM --skill documentation-project-structure

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill maps the root-level layout and conventions of the ProvidersORM v2 repository to help developers see where to find modules, folders and canonical skills without digging through the entire codebase.

Core Features & Use Cases

Maps the repository tree from the workspace root to key folders such as src/Commons, src/Modulos, src/Views, and Documentation/.
Guides onboarding and code navigation by indicating where to locate units, rules, and canonical skills and how they relate to the project structure.
Supports quick audits to ensure new units are placed in the correct folders and naming conventions are followed.

Quick Start

Open the repository root and use this skill to locate major sections, units, and conventions before editing code.

Frequently Asked Questions about documentation-project-structure

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I navigate the ProvidersORM repository structure during onboarding?▼

To navigate the ProvidersORM repository structure during onboarding, map the root-level layout to locate key folders such as src/Commons, src/Modulos, src/Views, and Documentation/ before editing code.

What is the best way to find modules and conventions in a Delphi project?▼

Finding modules and conventions in a Delphi project involves mapping the workspace root to identify canonical skills, naming patterns, and component relationships across major directories like Commons and Modulos.

How do I validate that new units follow repository naming conventions?▼

To validate that new units follow repository naming conventions, perform a quick audit against the structural layout to ensure files are placed in the correct folders and match established naming patterns.

Can I use this mapping to locate canonical skills and units across the workspace?▼

Yes, you can use this mapping to locate canonical skills and units across the workspace by referencing the specified root paths and component conventions to improve discoverability without digging through the codebase.

Does this repository mapping cover the Documentation directory?▼

Yes, this repository mapping covers the Documentation directory, alongside core structural folders like Commons, Modulos, and Views, to guide code navigation and project onboarding.