project-overview

A project overview provides a concise, navigable map of your codebase's architecture, file layout, and component relationships. It guides you through apps, packages, directories, and dependencies to quickly grasp how the system is organized and how data flows.

Create a project overview that documents the monorepo structure, main directories, component organization, and module dependencies. This gives new contributors a guided walkthrough of the codebase layout and helps them locate files and understand how parts interact.

A project overview includes directory navigation guidance that maps folder paths, explains module dependencies, and shows where key components live. This lets you quickly find files and understand their relationships within the broader architecture.

Yes. A project overview is built specifically for monorepos, providing a comprehensive map of all apps, packages, and folders. It helps you explore the repo layout and locate interdependencies between components.

Architecture rationale explains how components interact and data flows through the system. Including it in your project overview helps developers understand design decisions, improves collaboration, and reduces time spent reverse-engineering the system.