onboarding

To generate a codebase onboarding guide, use a tool that analyzes source code to produce architecture diagrams, key flows, and conventions. This Skill requires codebase access and executes setup steps to verify all documented information for new contributors.

A code-grounded orientation guide is an onboarding document verified against the actual codebase. It helps engineering workflow by outlining system architecture, key flows, conventions, and security rules so new contributors become productive quickly without manual documentation.

This onboarding tool has no external dependencies, but it does require access to the target codebase and the ability to execute setup steps. These prerequisites are necessary to verify the orientation guide and architecture diagram generation.

Yes, you can generate architecture diagrams using an orientation guide generator. This Skill analyzes your codebase to produce a visual representation of the system architecture alongside key engineering flows and conventions for new team members.

The best way to document codebase conventions and security rules is to use an automated orientation guide that extracts and verifies this information directly from the source code, ensuring the documentation remains accurate and grounded for new contributors.