tech-architecture-doc

To generate architecture documentation for a Swift and AudioKit pipeline, you map the data flow from input to UI, reference concrete source files like TunerEngine.swift, and render the structure using Mermaid.js diagrams. This provides a grounded narrative for onboarding and reviews.

Documenting SwiftUI component responsibilities for onboarding involves creating end-to-end narratives that describe how settings influence behavior, mapping data flows, and presenting Mermaid diagrams alongside relevant source file references to ground the documentation in code.

Yes, you can use Mermaid.js to map an AudioKit technical architecture by generating flow diagrams that visualize the pipeline, while explicitly referencing Swift files like PitchDetectorType.swift to connect the visual diagrams directly to the codebase implementation.

Architecture documentation generated this way helps with cross-team reference material by providing clear end-to-end narratives, visual Mermaid.js flow diagrams, and concrete file mappings that describe component responsibilities and data flow consistently across Swift, SwiftUI, and AudioKit components.

You need to extract concrete file references like TunerEngine.swift during an architecture review when you want to ground design debates in actual code, verify data flow mappings, and ensure the documented technical architecture reflects the real implementation of the audio processing pipeline.