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    Codebase Onboarding Context Pack — Adaptive Ramp + AGENTS.md for AI

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    Security-sensitive flags, missing tests, and stale runbooks create high-risk onboarding if nobody names them.

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    Codebase Onboarding Context Pack — Adaptive Ramp + AGENTS.md for AI

    Codebase Onboarding Context Pack — Adaptive Ramp + AGENTS.md for AI

    Example session with this skill installed

    Repository: signaldeck-ingest (IoT cold-chain sensor ingest + alert fan-out)
    Target: contractor · Goal: fix-bug (alert emails delayed 5–15 min under load)
    Scope: FastAPI API + Celery workers (ops UI out of scope)

    Tree: apps/api (ingest, alert_evaluator, settings), workers/tasks/deliver_alert.py,
    Redis broker, Postgres, tests only for pure evaluator math.
    Notes: queue depth grows; ALERT_SYNC_FALLBACK can send email inline on API in staging;
    no README; stale runbook; never print secret values.

    Ask: full onboarding context pack for this contractor engagement.

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the codebase onboarding context

    Codebase Onboarding Context Pack

    1. Onboarding Summary

    FieldValue
    Repository / scopesignaldeck-ingest — API + workers
    StackPython · FastAPI · SQLAlchemy · Celery · Redis · Postgres
    Target & goalcontractor / fix-bug
    Onboarding difficultyHARD
    Context completenessHIGH-RISK

    2. Difficulty factors

    No README · stale runbook · async API/worker split · missing worker tests ·
    ALERT_SYNC_FALLBACK tribal knowledge · security-sensitive env secrets (names only)

    3–4. Mental model & architecture

    Devices POST readings (HMAC) → reading_service → DB → alert_evaluator →
    deliver_alert.delay → Celery worker → email/SMS provider.
    Bug locus: fan-out / queue path (API can stay fast while emails lag).

    5–7. Domain + learning order

    Entities: Reading, AlertRule, AlertDelivery
    Learn: (1) ingest → (2) evaluate → (3) enqueue/deliver → (4) staff rule CRUD later

    8. Top risks

    RiskTypeMitigation
    ALERT_SYNC_FALLBACK in stagingtribal / securityDocument; align staging to async
    No worker testsmissing-testsAdd delay-mock + retry tests
    Secrets in settingssecurity-sensitiveFlag names only; never print values

    9–10. Path for this contractor

    Orient (compose up) → happy-path ingest → async boundary / queue depth → fix-ready hypothesis
    Checkpoints: name api/worker/redis roles; point to delivery intent; explain fast API vs late email

    11. First contribution

    Test that deliver_alert.delay is used on breach and provider is NOT called inline when
    ALERT_SYNC_FALLBACK is false. Safe, on the bug path, no real secrets.

    12–13. Tribal prompts + AGENTS.md quick pack

    Questions on fallback ownership, queue layout, retry semantics, HMAC rotation.
    Quick agent pack: key paths, gotchas, do-not-log secrets.

    14. Gate

    HIGH-RISK until docs/tests/fallback are cleaned up.
    Refresh when Celery routing, auth, or fallback flag changes.

    15. JSON

    Full Context Pack JSON matching schema (difficulty, flows, first_contribution,
    agent_context, assumptions).

    AGENTS.md

    Connects securely to your tools. The creator never sees your data.

    About this skill

    The problem

    • New engineers waste days guessing which files matter and which flows are “tribal knowledge.”
    • Generic “summarize this repo” prompts produce flat file lists without a learning order or a safe first task.
    • AI coding agents need size-appropriate context (quick vs full vs per-module), not a dump of the whole tree.
    • Security-sensitive flags, missing tests, and stale runbooks create high-risk onboarding if nobody names them.

    What it does

    • Rates onboarding difficulty (TRIVIAL → FORMIDABLE) from named factors (docs, tests, coupling, secrets, tribal knowledge).
    • Maps architecture, domain model, conventions, and data flow from the actual code.
    • Orders critical flows for learning by dependency (foundational path first).
    • Builds an adaptive path for target + goal (e.g. contractor + fix-bug vs junior + add-feature).
    • Recommends a first contribution that is small, safe, and on a core flow, with acceptance criteria.
    • Adds comprehension checkpoints, tribal-knowledge interview prompts, and layered AI agent context packs.
    • Issues a completeness verdict: ONBOARDING-READY, NEEDS-DOCUMENTATION, or HIGH-RISK.

    Frameworks & tools

    • Language- and stack-agnostic (works on Node, Python, Go, monorepos, services, workers).
    • Optimized for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, OpenClaw, and other SKILL.md hosts with file access.
    • Produces human onboarding docs plus AGENTS.md-style quick/full/per-module packs for agents.
    • No external documentation SaaS required—output is markdown + JSON you keep in-repo.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    • Adaptive to who is onboarding and why, not a one-size summary.
    • Dependency-aware learning order instead of alphabetical file lists.
    • First task is concrete and verifiable, not “explore the codebase.”
    • Risk register for onboarding anti-patterns (missing tests, magic flags, stale docs).
    • Honest confidence map; secrets flagged by location only, never printed.
    • Layered agent context so small fixes do not overload the model window.

    Find more skills like this on the Claude Skills Marketplace, the Codex Skills Marketplace and the Gemini Skills Marketplace, or browse Claude Skills for Agents & Orchestration.

    Partial code yields a partial pack; no invented architecture
    • Inferred business rules are labeled assumptions
    • Not a substitute for team knowledge or formal security audit
    • Not for writing features, full code review, or single-bug RCA deep-dives
    • Refresh when critical flows, auth, or module boundaries change

    How to use

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      Ask for what you need

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    Read Files

    This skill only reads the codebase context you open or paste. It drafts an onboarding pack and agent context. It does not change source files, print secret values, call the network, or deploy. Grant Read only; leave Shell, Write, Browser, Network, and Env off.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    This skill analyzes your repository to generate a structured onboarding path, categorizing complexity and identifying critical code flows. Unlike generic summaries, it provides an 'adaptive path' based on the user's role and identifies a specific, safe first task to ensure a productive first day.

    It is optimized for tools that support file-system access like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex CLI. The output includes specialized AGENTS.md-style context layers, allowing AI agents to understand the codebase without exhausting their token window on irrelevant files.

    No external SaaS or subscriptions are required; all generated documentation, architecture maps, and agent context files are delivered as Markdown and JSON. You can commit these directly to your repository, keeping your tribal knowledge secure and version-controlled.

    The skill is language-agnostic and works across Node, Python, Go, and other major stacks. It is particularly effective for complex monorepos and service-oriented architectures where cross-module dependencies are often difficult for new hires to map.

    Yes, the skill includes a risk register that identifies missing tests, stale runbooks, and anti-patterns. It issues a 'Completeness Verdict' to warn you if a codebase is currently high-risk for a new developer or contractor to touch.

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