readme-documentation

To document internal business logic flows, you create README files that map the actual code flow from entry points to final actions. This ensures a linear, readable structure with explicit sections reflecting the execution path and decision branches.

The best way to structure a README for orchestration pipelines is to divide it into clear stages mapping to the actual code flow. Include explicit entry points, describe decision branches, and provide a final file map to guide readers through the process.

You create a standard README structure by aligning sections directly with the actual code execution flow. Explain the process purpose, separate it into stages, describe decision branches, and conclude with a comprehensive file map.

Yes, you can update existing documentation for services and handlers. The process applies when creating or updating READMEs to ensure the linear structure and sections accurately map to the current internal code paths and orchestration pipelines.

You need to generate a file map when finalizing README files for services and orchestration pipelines. It serves as the concluding section, ensuring readers can quickly navigate and understand the repository structure and the documented business logic flows.