onboard

To generate a developer guide for an unfamiliar codebase, this Skill analyzes the repository root to map modules and entry points, automatically producing documentation that covers architecture, conventions, and getting-started recommendations.

Documenting project conventions and architecture for new engineers is handled by automatically detecting naming patterns and technology choices, then summarizing source roots and module boundaries into a comprehensive onboarding guide.

Yes, you can use this to map module boundaries and entry points across any language or framework. The workflow performs project discovery and module analysis on the repository root without requiring specific language dependencies.

Codebase onboarding documentation works during a code audit by analyzing the repository to infer project standards, summarize major modules with their dependencies, and identify test coverage gaps for knowledge transfer.

No, this onboarding workflow does not require any external dependencies or components. It operates independently to perform project discovery, architecture mapping, and convention detection directly on your codebase.

A getting-started roadmap for first contributions should include practical recommendations derived from analyzing the codebase's architecture, module dependencies, and entry points to accelerate team ramp-up and onboarding.