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Document a legacy database schema by extracting tables, columns, relationships, constraints, triggers, and stored procedures from DDL, migrations, or ORM definitions into human-readable markdown artifacts and Mermaid ERDs.

Yes, you can reverse engineer an ERD from existing database migrations by reading the available schema definitions and generating a full Mermaid ER diagram export that maps tables, cardinalities, and relationships.

Mapping business rules and triggers in a legacy database is best done by inspecting stored procedures, views, and constraints, then structuring the inferred behavior into dedicated markdown documentation artifacts.

Schema reverse engineering works with read-only database inspection by performing safe, source-driven analysis on available DDL or ORM models without requiring write access to the target system.

Generate a data dictionary from ORM schema definitions by parsing the models to inventory tables, columns, primary keys, foreign keys, and indexes, then exporting the structured details into markdown.

Database documentation deliverables are exported in structured markdown for data dictionaries, relationships, and procedures, alongside Mermaid syntax for generating visual entity-relationship diagrams.