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To document user journeys and their technical impact, you map user actions to backend events and data mutations. This process generates structured documentation featuring narrative explanations, Mermaid diagrams, and explicit database-change tables to visualize API interactions and state transitions.

Generating Mermaid diagrams for API traces and database changes is supported by mapping user journeys to backend interactions. The output includes flowcharts, ER diagrams, and sequence diagrams that visualize paths and dependencies across endpoints and services.

Analyzing the impact of feature changes on database tables requires outlining affected relations and state transitions. By tracing user actions to data mutations, you generate documentation that enables precise change reviews and highlights affected tables for impact analysis.

Mapping user journeys to backend events helps with onboarding by providing an end-to-end understanding of system behavior. It creates structured documentation with narrative flows and visual diagrams that trace actions across endpoints, services, and databases for new team members.

You need a structured documentation format containing sections for narrative descriptions, Mermaid diagrams, and database-change tables to trace flows across endpoints and services. This format explicitly handles states and variables to accurately document system impact.

To generate a complete Story Architect document for feature documentation, you should provide a user action scenario. This input allows the system to produce a full document with end-to-end flow, visual diagrams, and database impact analysis.