manage-codebase-rebuild

You can automatically generate codebase documentation by scanning source files and orchestrating parallel doc generator agents to produce components, features, requirements, and ADR artifacts into a .workflow/codebase directory.

Multi-agent orchestration for codebase documentation works by spawning concurrent agents via a CSV wave to analyze different dimensions, sharing findings through an append-only discovery board so agents deduplicate and reuse context.

The best way to rebuild outdated project documentation is running a single-step full rebuild that prepares a task list, runs parallel agents over source directories like src and lib, and assembles a comprehensive doc index.

Yes, you can resume codebase documentation generation by using supported execution flags, allowing the parallel agent workflow to continue from where it left off without regenerating completed artifacts.

The codebase documentation generator requires a project with a .workflow directory and source code locations such as src, lib, app, or packages to scan and map features into the documentation set.

A limitation of parallel agent documentation rebuilds is the dependency on the .workflow directory structure; without it or recognizable source code folders, the multi-agent orchestration cannot map or generate the required artifacts.