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You can generate architecture documentation from Terraform repositories by analyzing the source files to automatically create onboarding guides, deep-dives, and module references with Mermaid diagrams and source citations.

Creating Mermaid diagrams from Terragrunt infrastructure-as-code involves reading the actual source files to map repository components and workflows, producing dark-mode architectural visualizations with precise source citations.

Yes, you can generate onboarding guides that map IaC repository structure automatically by analyzing the source files to extract components, workflows, and architecture snapshots with at least five distinct file citations.

Yes, this documentation approach works with both Terraform and Terragrunt projects, reading the actual source files from your infrastructure-as-code repositories to ensure accurate architectural deep-dives and module references.

Source citations ensure documentation accuracy by grounding architectural deep-dives and module references in actual source files, requiring at least five distinct file citations to verify the generated onboarding guides and architecture maps.

The best way to document infrastructure-as-code for onboarding is generating architecture-focused guides that map repository structure, include dark-mode Mermaid diagrams, and provide precise source citations from actual Terraform or Terragrunt files.