trellis-spec-bootstarp

To generate living documentation specs from an existing codebase, analyze the repository architecture to produce concrete `.trellis/spec` files. This process identifies package boundaries and replaces placeholder templates with real file paths and code examples.

Creating .trellis spec files for multi-package architectures involves decomposing the repository into distinct packages and layers. GitNexus and ABCoder analyze the source to generate per-package guidance with concrete examples.

Yes, codebase analysis with GitNexus and ABCoder supports multi-package repositories by analyzing architecture and identifying layer responsibilities. It generates index.md files containing concrete examples specific to each package.

The best way to remove placeholder content from Trellis specs is to bootstrap them directly from the real codebase. Analyzing actual source patterns verifies that final specs reflect the repository and contain no template placeholders.

Generated spec docs contain generic templates because they lack direct source reads. Applying architecture analysis and package decomposition with ABCoder replaces templates with real patterns, file paths, and examples from your project.