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Codebase orientation identifies your project's structure, tech stack, and available scripts in seconds. The Skill auto-detects project root, recognizes language and package managers, and exposes frameworks and tooling through structured metadata, giving you a complete overview before diving into code.

Yes, codebase orientation works on both new and existing codebases. It detects whether your project is a monorepo, identifies its type and version, maps the directory layout, and lists available scripts—applicable regardless of project age or complexity.

A structure map reveals your project's directory layout and complete tech stack overview. It shows frameworks, package managers, and tooling in use, giving you visibility into dependencies and available workflows without manual inspection.

A session guide teaches you the tools and workflows specific to your codebase. Combined with project info and structure mapping, it provides both the technical overview and the operational context you need to work effectively.

Yes, codebase orientation recognizes monorepo status as part of project detection. It identifies whether your codebase contains multiple projects and maps the overall structure accordingly.

The Skill enumerates all available scripts defined in your project's configuration. It exposes both standard and custom-defined scripts, ensuring you see the complete set of available tooling regardless of naming or structure.