eliteforge-tech-doc

To consolidate scattered Markdown and Mermaid diagrams into a technical design document, the tool scans current project sources and structures extracted information using a tech-doc-template. It produces a cohesive draft with traceable file provenance for review.

The best way to extract architecture information from PlantUML and draw.io files is using an automated scanner that enforces source provenance. It consolidates design content across these formats and flags gaps for confirmation during the review process.

Yes, you can generate a reviewable tech design draft from existing project documentation. The tool extracts and structures design information from Markdown and diagrams, attaching originating files as evidence to produce a template-aware output.

Yes, this technical design extraction approach works with draw.io images and PlantUML diagrams. It scans Markdown, PlantUML/Mermaid, and draw.io sources to build a unified design view while enforcing evidence and a clearly defined scope.

Evidence-driven source provenance works by attaching the originating files as sources to each conclusion within the technical design document. This mechanism flags gaps requiring confirmation and ensures all consolidated design content remains traceable.

A limitation of automatically structuring technical design information is that it requires confirmation for flagged gaps within the source materials. The tool enforces a clearly defined scope to prevent unverified content from entering the final reviewable draft.