map-project-structure

To map codebase architecture, this Skill analyzes the repository to generate a structural overview of module boundaries, build wiring, and runtime entry points for Android and Kotlin Multiplatform projects. It outputs a textual representation of the project's module graph and directory structure to accelerate codebase onboarding.

Understanding module boundaries and native C++ integration involves mapping the repository architecture and runtime entry points. This Skill identifies module responsibilities and explains how app, shared, native C++, and external assets interact, helping you locate where to place code modifications and integrations.

To find the correct location for code changes, map the project structure to understand module boundaries and responsibilities. This Skill guides change placement by clarifying how shared modules, native C++ components, and external assets are wired together in the build configuration.

Yes, this architecture mapping tool explicitly supports Kotlin Multiplatform projects. It maps module boundaries, build wiring, and runtime entry points, effectively explaining the integration and interactions between app modules, shared code, native C++ components, and external assets.

You need to map build wiring and runtime entry points when onboarding to a new codebase or preparing to implement cross-module features. This Skill provides an immediate overview of the project structure and how different components interact before you dive into specific code files.

Yes, you can generate an architecture summary for onboarding new developers. This Skill maps the overall repository architecture and module boundaries of Android projects, providing an immediate structural overview that accelerates understanding of where different components reside.