legacy

Reverse-engineering existing codebases into architecture diagrams and domain requirements is done by scanning the code to automatically generate Mermaid diagrams and update Vista feature manifests. This extracts structural data to map out the current architecture.

Converting old Vista _plan.json files into the current arch/ directory structure involves automated extraction from the legacy JSON format. The process transforms old planning data into native Mermaid diagrams and updated feature manifests.

Vista supports automated extraction from legacy plan JSON formats through this code conversion process. It parses the old JSON structures to generate current Vista planning artifacts and native Mermaid architecture diagrams.

Generating Mermaid diagrams from legacy code for Vista planning is best handled by reverse-engineering the codebase. The Skill scans existing code to automatically produce architecture diagrams and update feature manifests.

An existing codebase or legacy Vista feature files are required to generate Vista planning artifacts and domain requirements. The tool relies on scanning current code or extracting data from old _plan.json formats to produce architecture diagrams.

Reverse engineering to update feature manifests is not suitable for projects built natively within the current Vista architecture. It is specifically designed for legacy codebases or older plan JSON formats that require format conversion.