project-initialization-phase

Automate project documentation generation by completing a 15-question interactive questionnaire, which orchestrates the creation of eight core architectural documents and an ADR baseline. This ensures cross-document alignment and traceability from the initial setup phase.

Yes, you can generate architecture docs for brownfield projects through automatic codebase detection that scans your tech stack and extracts ERDs from migrations. These scan results combine with questionnaire responses to produce accurate baseline documentation.

Bootstrapping a software project requires eight core docs: overview, system-architecture, tech-stack, data-architecture, api-strategy, capacity-planning, deployment-strategy, and development-workflow. Generating these together ensures cross-document consistency and a solid architectural baseline.

Ensure cross-document consistency by using an automated generation process that applies cross-document consistency validation across all eight output files. This mechanism verifies alignment between system architecture, data models, and API strategies during creation.

Yes, the project initialization process supports generating visual system architecture diagrams through automated Mermaid diagram generation. These diagrams are created alongside the eight core documentation files to visually map the system structure.

The best way to document an existing setup without manual overhead is combining a guided questionnaire with automatic codebase scanning to output a complete documentation bundle. This approach eliminates labor-intensive manual writing while ensuring architectural accuracy.