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| For **every** directory that looks like a module or package, determine its language by checking for build/manifest files first: | ||
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i think we are missing some important languages, this is limiting a bit. What about projects in swift etc. I think this can be generalized more
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I just tested it on 2 repos, the result is pretty nice but i find it pretty hard to read in some sections. The most entry points and dependency graph. Do you think it would be worth to make it more "human" readable since its desired skill to onboard users not agents? :)
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Description
Adds /onboard — a new skill that walks a repository and generates a self-contained HTML site summarizing its structure, architecture, and key abstractions
Introduces the onboard-analysis-agent that gathers structured codebase analysis across 9 sections (project overview, architecture map, dependency graph, entry points, data flow, key abstractions, test landscape, build instructions, reading order)
The generated HTML is fully self-contained (inline CSS/JS, dark mode toggle, responsive layout) and works from file:// with no network dependencies
Closes #140
Type of Change
feat)fix)refactor)docs)ci)chore)