What problem does it solve?
Map unfamiliar repos by identifying architecture, entry points, setup commands, environment variables, build and test workflows, ownership clues, and common traps. Use when onboarding to a new codebase or before making changes in an unfamiliar repo.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Inventory the surface area: root files, package managers, workspace structure, CI, container files, infra folders, scripts, and docs.
- Trace execution paths: identify app entry points, background jobs, tests, CLI commands, and local development bootstraps.
- Extract operating commands: capture install, dev, test, lint, build, seed, migrate, and release commands from source artifacts.
- Map configuration: note
.env files, examples, config loaders, feature flags, secrets references, and service dependencies.
- Flag traps early: call out generated code, required external services, monorepo boundaries, flaky tests, migration order, or platform-specific setup.
Quick Start
Use the repo onboarding process to build a concise, actionable onboarding brief for any new codebase.