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To generate architecture documentation for a codebase, provide a local path, GitHub URL, or slug to run parallel Haiku agents that automatically produce organized architecture snapshots, code highlights, and quick-reference docs.

Yes, you can explore a GitHub repository using parallel agents by providing the URL or slug; the system resolves the repo and spawns 1, 3, or 5 Haiku agents to generate structured documentation artifacts.

Yes, you need to install the external tools bun and ghq before exploring codebases, as the automated documentation generation relies on these dependencies to clone, locate, and process repository files.

Fast, default, and deep exploration modes control the depth of codebase analysis by adjusting the number of parallel Haiku agents spawned, ranging from 1 agent for fast scans to 5 agents for deep architectural documentation.

The best way to speed up team onboarding is to run automated parallel exploration on the repository, which generates a digest of architecture and code references to accelerate knowledge transfer across the team.