reverse-deep-logic-architecture

To generate architecture documentation from an existing codebase, trigger the reverse deep-logic-architecture flow to automatically analyze repository code and produce a standardized logic_architecture.md report for design audits and onboarding.

Reverse-engineering deep-logic architecture is used to extract hidden architectural components from a codebase, generating a canonical Markdown report that provides immediate architectural visibility for design reviews and onboarding.

Yes, the reverse deep-logic-architecture analysis supports incremental updates by caching results to speed up re-runs and allowing on-demand re-generation of the logic architecture artifact when the repository changes.

To trigger the reverse deep-logic-architecture flow, run the command reverse --target deep_logic_architecture while specifying your repository scope and analysis options to generate the on-demand architectural artifacts.

Reverse-engineering logic architecture generates a standardized {REPO_ROOT}/omni-doc/on-demand/logic_architecture.md report and an optional {REPO_ROOT}/omni-doc/on-demand/logic_architecture.cache-status.md file to track analysis state.

Automated reverse-engineering for architecture documentation uses a sub-agent to detect deep logic components quickly, eliminating manual analysis overhead and producing a consistent, canonical Markdown format for immediate consumption.