linear-walkthrough

A narrative walkthrough explains a codebase by generating a linear, step-by-step guide that details logic, purpose, and connections between components in a readable sequence. It structures output with oriented sections and connect-the-dots flow to educate readers.

Documenting system architecture from meeting notes and Jira tickets is best done by generating a linear walkthrough that maps inputs to explained outcomes. This produces a structured note format with logical progression, clear sectioning, and an Uncertainties & Assumptions section.

Yes, you can generate onboarding documentation tailored for both PM and engineering audiences. The walkthrough produces audience-aware narration, offering high-level logic for PMs while including optional "Under the Hood" technical callouts for engineering readers.

To format code explanation notes for Obsidian, generate a linear walkthrough that produces a Markdown note format suitable for the application. This output includes structured sections, narrative connections, and an Uncertainties & Assumptions block for comprehensive documentation.

Yes, the walkthrough approach works with architecture diagrams and source code combined. It accepts codebases, documents, diagrams, meeting notes, or Jira tickets in any combination to educate readers and onboard teammates across different levels.

Use a linear walkthrough instead of standard documentation when you need to explain how a system works as a readable sequence. It is ideal for onboarding teammates, providing learning materials, or mapping logical progression when someone asks how a system functions.