generate-llm-blueprint

Generate a codebase blueprint for Claude Projects by running the repomix command in your repository to consolidate PRDs, ADRs, architecture docs, and proto definitions into a single markdown file. This produces a Claude-ready reference document.

An LLM blueprint is a single markdown document consolidating repository architecture docs, PRDs, and proto definitions. You need one when providing complete project context to LLM deployments for AI-assisted planning, onboarding, or design reviews.

Consolidate architecture docs and PRDs by running the blueprint generation command, which aggregates repository context and Atlas configurations into one markdown file while intentionally omitting implementation details for streamlined LLM consumption.

The generated blueprint includes only architecture documentation, PRDs, ADRs, and Atlas configurations. It intentionally omits implementation details to provide high-level design context suitable for LLM-assisted exploration and planning.

Yes, the generated markdown blueprint supports Claude Projects and other LLM deployments. It provides a complete, standardized repository context reference that can be shared across various AI-assisted workflows for rapid project scoping.

A consolidated codebase blueprint aggregates architecture docs and ADRs into a single reference, enabling clearer design reviews and faster onboarding. It provides new team members and AI workflows with complete project context without implementation noise.