architecture-navigator
Architecture Navigator
Overview
Provide instant architecture intelligence for the DevPrep AI codebase. Generate architecture maps, answer placement questions ("where should X go?"), and validate code organization against the 7-folder structure. This skill eliminates the need to manually read architecture documentation at conversation start.
Core Capabilities
1. Architecture Scanning
When starting a development conversation or when explicitly requested, scan the codebase to generate a real-time architecture map.
How to scan:
# Run the architecture scanner from project root
bash ./.claude/skills/architecture-navigator/scripts/scan_architecture.sh
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