reverse-engineer-backend-docs

To align backend documentation with your codebase, run a reverse-engineering analysis to infer real modules, architecture units, and policies. This generates a code-grounded documentation hierarchy under docs/backend, replacing generic assumptions with validated ownership and evidence references.

Generating backend architecture docs from source code involves analyzing the codebase to identify actual modules and policies, then migrating or generating design sections to match. This ensures documentation decisions respect the code structure and surface inconsistencies for user validation.

Finding inconsistencies between backend code and documentation requires validating consistency between the two. By reverse-engineering the codebase structure, the process surfaces gaps where docs/backend assumptions diverge from actual policies, providing evidence references for follow-up work.

Yes, you can automatically map code ownership and policies into docs/backend. The analysis infers real code structure and ownership from the codebase, guiding the generation process to produce a documentation hierarchy with correct ownership links and policy reflections.

Yes, this approach works for migrating legacy backend documentation to match new code structures. It guides the migration process to produce a code-grounded documentation hierarchy under docs/backend, ensuring existing docs reflect actual current modules, strategies, and architecture units.