kolla-create-architecture-markdown

You can generate evidence-backed architecture documentation by mapping repository entrypoints, data flow, and modules to produce structured Markdown with operational outlines and explicit open questions.

The best way to write system design docs grounded in code is to map repository modules and data flow first, producing documentation that details concrete responsibilities, invariants, and failure modes.

Yes, you can create implementation-ready architecture Markdown for developer onboarding by generating documents that include agent operating rules, quality gates, and a minimal first task for safe system navigation.

An LLM agent workflow creates architecture docs without guesswork by mapping repository evidence like entrypoints and workflows first, then applying structured section patterns and evidence rules to scaffold the documentation.

Yes, architecture documentation scaffolding works for reviewing specific product subsystems by applying its evidence rules and section progression across any specified repository, product area, or subsystem.