vc:docs

You can generate structured project documentation by analyzing the codebase to produce drafts and initialize a complete doc set from the existing code structure and conventions.

Updating repository documentation after code changes involves applying a routing workflow to analyze the modifications and refresh the existing doc set to reflect the new architecture and context.

Yes, you can summarize a repository to present an at-a-glance view of its architecture, context, and conventions by analyzing the codebase and extracting its core structural information.

The documentation workflow applies to diverse codebases by leveraging embedded references and routing to guide documentation creation, updates, and summaries across different repository structures.

You need to initialize documentation for a repository when you want to establish a structured baseline of project docs, capturing the current architecture and context before introducing further code changes.