The Project Wiki: documentation that writes itself

Onboarding onto an unfamiliar codebase is the slowest part of most engineers' first week. The Project Wiki fixes that.

It's generated from analysis, not hand-maintained, so it never goes stale:

• Overview — an at-a-glance handbook with an interactive module dependency graph.
• Files & Modules — each carries an AI-written summary of what it does and what its functions are for.
• API — every HTTP route and public export, searchable.
• Docs — your in-repo Markdown (README, CONTRIBUTING) rendered properly, not as a raw dump.

Point a new hire at the Wiki instead of a person. It's the fastest orientation we know of, and it refreshes on every scan.