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To generate an architecture map, the Skill analyzes project domain vocabulary to summarize code modules, interactions, and dependencies. It produces a high-level overview of the system's structure, helping you quickly understand how different components interact during onboarding or debugging.

Visualizing code dependencies and call hierarchies is done by summarizing all relevant modules and callers related to a specific code area. The Skill expands context to map interactions within the project architecture, allowing you to see the broader structural connections effortlessly.

Getting an overview of module interactions for debugging involves generating a map of dependencies and callers for the specified code section. By focusing on call hierarchies, the Skill highlights how a problematic module communicates with the rest of the system to expedite troubleshooting.

Yes, you can map interactions for a specific directory by asking the agent to target that code section. The Skill relies on project domain vocabulary to accurately produce an architecture overview of how that specific directory's modules and callers interact with the wider system.

Generating a code structure overview does not require external dependencies, as the Skill operates with no listed dependencies. It relies solely on analyzing the project's domain vocabulary to produce accurate architecture maps and summarize module interactions.

You need to map code dependencies and call hierarchies when navigating complex codebases during onboarding, debugging, or architectural review. It provides a broader perspective by summarizing all relevant modules and callers, helping you integrate or troubleshoot faster when unfamiliar with a specific code area.