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About understand-onboard

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understand-onboard

Generate an onboarding guide for new team members joining a project

understand-onboard is an agent skill that writes an onboarding guide for a new team member who is joining a project. It builds the guide from the project's knowledge graph, the record of files, functions, modules and their links that the Understand Anything tooling produces, so the guide describes how the code is actually organized rather than an idealized version. A new developer can read it to learn the main parts of the system, how they relate, and where to start. The skill needs the graph to exist first in the project's .ua/ folder, or in the legacy .understand-anything/ folder. It is meant for team leads and senior engineers who want to hand a repository to someone new without writing the guide by hand, and it pairs well with the dashboard from the same toolkit. Install it with the skills CLI from the egonex-ai/understand-anything repository.

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egonex-ai
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/egonex-ai/understand-anything/understand-onboard