Repo Taste

Example session (illustrative; file names and counts come from your repo).

1. Architecture map from source
I ran the map generator over the repo. It parsed the source files and wrote:

• docs/architecture.svg: modules as boxes, imports as arrows, laid out so nothing overflows its box
• docs/SYMBOLS.md: every public type and function with a link to its exact file and line, so the index can't drift from the code

2. Visual check
I rendered a contact sheet of every SVG in docs/ and looked at it before committing. One label was clipped, so I shortened it and re-rendered.

3. README rewrite

The new structure

• What it is, in one sentence
• What's actually built, as a short list with each item linked to its module in the map
• How to run it, with commands copied from the real scripts
• What I learned the hard way (the gotchas)
• Status and limits, stated plainly
  I removed two claims the code doesn't back up.

4. Pre-push check

• No API keys, tokens or .env files staged
• No absolute personal paths such as /Users/<name>/ left in the docs or scripts
• Diagrams regenerated from the current commit

Next steps

• Add the map generator to a pre-commit hook so the diagram updates on every change.