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Quickly understand and document a repository's architecture, structure, and design patterns
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| name | repo-architecture-reader |
| description | Quickly understand and document a repository's architecture, structure, and design patterns |
| license | MIT |
# Repository Architecture: [Project Name]
## Overview
[Brief description]
## Tech Stack
- **Language**: [Primary language]
- **Framework**: [Main framework]
- **Build Tool**: [Build tool]
- **Testing**: [Testing framework]
## Directory Structure
[Directory tree]
## Key Modules
### [Module Name]
- **Purpose**: [What this module does]
- **Dependencies**: [What it depends on]
- **Key Files**: [Important files]
Use when code changes require documentation updates. Ensures documentation stays synchronized with code, API, and feature changes. Detects doc drift and maintains consistency.
Use when working with GitHub issues, pull requests, releases, or repository operations. Provides systematic approach to GitHub API interactions via gh CLI.
Use when releasing a new version of the software. Automates version bumping, changelog updates, git tagging, and release creation. Supports both single and dual-repository release workflows.
Use when starting a new feature or project to systematically capture user requirements through Socratic questioning. Creates a requirements document that can be used for design and implementation planning.
Decompose complex tasks into GitHub sub-issues and coordinate workflow
Systematic approach to identifying, analyzing, and fixing bugs