skill-role-scan-project

To map a project structure quickly, run a breadth-first scan on the repository root. This generates a high-level overview of modules and entry points without requiring deep file reads or source code inspection.

Identifying entry points and modules in a multi-language repository involves analyzing root-level indicators like README, package.json, and go.mod. This detects typical layouts and produces a structured, navigable codebase map.

You can scan a repository for fast onboarding by analyzing root-level files and source layout instead of inspecting every file. This reveals common patterns, root modules, and entry points for an at-a-glance architectural view.

Yes, repository analysis works with multi-language projects by detecting root-level indicators such as go.mod for Go and package.json for Node.js. It uses these files to identify root modules and typical layouts across different tech stacks.

Yes, you can use project structure scanning for architecture reviews. It produces an at-a-glance map of the codebase layout and modules, helping you evaluate the overall structure quickly without diving into individual source files.

Breadth-first codebase mapping focuses strictly on root-level indicators and source layout to generate a high-level overview. It does not perform deep reads of individual files, so it will not reveal detailed implementation logic or complex intra-module dependencies.