update-codemaps

To auto-generate codemaps for a TypeScript project, run the codebase analysis to automatically produce architecture, backend, frontend, and data model maps. This process tracks structural changes and saves the outputs to designated codemaps files for up-to-date documentation.

The best way to track codebase diffs is by calculating changes against previous codemaps and enforcing a review when modifications exceed a defined threshold. This automated diff calculation generates detailed reports and saves freshness timestamps for traceability.

Yes, this codebase analysis tool works directly with TypeScript and Node.js projects. It performs deterministic analysis on your codebase to extract architectural changes and generate diff reports without requiring external dependencies.

You can document backend and frontend architecture changes automatically by running the codemap generation process. It analyzes your codebase to produce specific maps for backend and frontend components, saving the results in the .reports directory.

A limitation of automated codemap generation is that it is specialized for TypeScript and Node.js projects. It focuses on deterministic analysis and diff calculation, meaning it may not apply to codebases written in other programming languages or frameworks.