What problem does it solve?
It solves the problem of slow, confusing first-week onboarding by turning a blank repo into a concrete understanding of architecture, contribution norms, and an achievable starter task.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Structured onboarding flow that guides first-time contributors or agents through codebase exploration, entry-point tracing, and architecture summarization.
- Dev environment and contribution-readiness steps that ensure the environment builds/tests and that the contributor understands PR conventions, review process, and required checks.
- Starter-task selection and first contribution to convert discovery into action by picking a scope-appropriate issue or documentation/code gap and then executing the implementation and review loop.
- Use case: You joined a new GitHub project and want to make a small, safe first PR within 1–2 days without guessing where to start or what “good” looks like.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to run the project-onboarding flow for the repository so you can be ready to pick a starter issue and open a first PR.