scan-backend

You can generate backend architecture documentation by scanning your codebase to analyze service structure, routing, data access, and module boundaries, which produces a centralized reference document outlining conventions and patterns.

You need to update backend architecture docs during initial project setup to establish a baseline and after major refactors to ensure the documentation stays aligned with the actual code structure and conventions.

The best way to establish architecture standards is to scan the initial backend codebase to auto-generate a conventional architecture baseline document that maps out module boundaries and service structure.

Yes, you can auto-generate a centralized document by analyzing backend service structure, routing, and data access patterns, outputting a standard markdown file that serves as an architecture reference.

Yes, this approach works for keeping documentation aligned after major codebase refactoring by re-scanning the updated code structure to regenerate the architecture document with current patterns and conventions.