documentation-templates

Architecture documentation generation analyzes your codebase structure, patterns, and conventions to produce a comprehensive architecture.md file with system design details, component relationships, and technical decisions, supporting Node.js, Python, Go, Java, and Rust projects.

Standards and patterns documentation templates scaffold consistent standards.md and patterns.md files by extracting coding conventions and architectural patterns from your project, ensuring uniform formatting and organization across your documentation.

Brownfield documentation uses automated analysis to extract existing architecture and standards from your codebase, generating confidence scores and human-review checklists so you validate findings before finalizing comprehensive documentation.

Yes, the templates support TypeScript, Java, Kotlin, Python, Go, and Rust codebases, analyzing language-specific patterns and conventions to produce tailored architecture and standards documentation for your tech stack.

Generated documentation includes confidence scores and human-review checklists to flag areas needing verification, plus an analysis summary to guide your review, helping you validate accuracy before publishing.

Yes, you can optionally include test analysis when generating documentation, allowing the templates to incorporate testing patterns and conventions alongside architecture and standards analysis for comprehensive project insight.