reverse-document

You can generate game design documentation from source code by parsing game system directories and using template-generated markdown files to extract functionality, system interactions, and game logic automatically.

Reverse engineering a game prototype into architecture decision records is best handled by analyzing the prototype paths to extract implementation details and provide insights on system interactions and design patterns.

Yes, you can document game system interactions without initial design docs by parsing existing source code to resolve ambiguities and fill in design gaps using template-generated markdown files.

To extract game logic and player impact details from an undocumented codebase, run a command to parse the source directory, which analyzes the implementation and outputs comprehensive markdown documentation.

Reverse engineering game systems to produce high-level documentation requires no external dependencies or libraries, as the tool operates standalone to parse source paths and generate markdown files.

A limitation of automatically generating game documentation from code is that while it extracts implementation details, it requires real-time collaboration with designers to clarify ambiguous design intentions behind existing structures.