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Skill5 starsChanged 2 months agoApache-2.0View on GitHub

Use when asked to build, refresh, update, or check a codebase's architecture reference docs - "map the codebase", "document this repo", "are the docs current", "bring the docs in line with the code" - writes a docs/capstone/ index plus topic chapters, the logic/ business-logic map and the uiux/ surface map, then on later runs rewrites only the files whose covered paths drifted. One verb for both - no reference yet means build it, an existing one means refresh it. "map check" is the read-only trust report that writes nothing; "map rebuild" forces a full rewrite; a topic name targets one chapter.

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SKILL.md

Capstone: map

From this skill's base directory, read ../core/references/core.md and ../core/references/core-authoring.md, then execute ../core/references/protocols/map.md exactly.

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