spec-miner

To extract API documentation from an undocumented codebase, use code exploration tools like Grep and Glob to identify dependencies and trace business logic. This process reverse-engineers legacy systems and outputs specifications in EARS format.

The best way to reverse-engineer legacy systems is by analyzing source code to map dependencies and identify undocumented behavior. This approach traces business logic directly from the implementation, generating structured specifications.

Yes, you can generate EARS format specifications directly from source code analysis. By leveraging Bash and search tools to explore the codebase, the system maps dependencies and translates business logic into EARS requirements.

Yes, spec-miner works effectively for onboarding to a new codebase with no existing documentation. It analyzes legacy codebases to map architecture, identify dependencies, and document API surfaces, helping you understand system behavior.

Analyzing codebase dependencies and mapping architecture requires tools like Read, Grep, Glob, and Bash. These tools explore source code to identify dependencies, trace logic, and generate API documentation for undocumented systems.

You need to generate specifications from code for reverse engineering when you are working with legacy or undocumented systems. It is essential for mapping code dependencies, documenting API surfaces, and understanding system architecture during onboarding.