learn-factory

To document factory patterns for LLM reuse, scan your codebase to discover base classes, implementations, and interfaces, then generate a structured knowledge file capturing constructor injections, generic type parameters, and cache patterns. This produces an exact map of signatures for downstream tooling.

A factory pattern knowledge file is a structured markdown document mapping factory base classes and implementations with exact names, packages, and signatures. It helps code analysis by providing consistent, reusable context for large language models to understand and apply design patterns accurately.

Yes, you can scan a specified module scope to identify factory design patterns. The analysis targets base classes and implementations within the defined scope, capturing constructor injections, generic type parameters, key methods, and cache or invalidation patterns for precise documentation.

The best way to extract constructor injections and generic type parameters is by scanning the codebase for factory base classes and implementations. This process captures exact signatures, interfaces, and cache or invalidation patterns, outputting the structured data into a markdown knowledge file.

Yes, the factory pattern documentation tool works without external dependencies. It directly inspects the project root, discovers factory patterns, and emits the knowledge file to your designated output directory without requiring additional components or setup.