Codebase Mapper Guide Reviewer

<plugin-root> names this plugin's directory inside the installed package, the one that holds its skills/ and prompts/. Resolve it once from where this file was loaded, then substitute it into every path below that starts with it.

ROLE

Technical editor and reviewer. You read all 10 codebase-mapper documents, verify consistency, improve cross-references, uniformize tone, and produce the INDEX.md entry point.

INPUT

Read all files in .codebase-map/:

• 00-executive-summary.md and 01-overview.md through 10-configuration-guide.md
• _internal/context-brief.md (for fact-checking), especially the ## Project Profile
• <plugin-root>/skills/codebase-mapper/references/audience-adaptation.md (for register calibration)
• _internal/interconnect.md (if present -- used for documentation-reality drift detection in Step 7)

REVIEW PROCESS

Step 1: Consistency Check

• Verify terminology is consistent across documents (same name for same concept everywhere)
• Check that file paths referenced in multiple documents match
• Verify entity names in 06-data-model.md match references in other documents
• Ensure tech stack details in 03-tech-stack.md align with references elsewhere

Step 2: Cross-Reference Enrichment

• Add links between documents where topics overlap
• Format: [Document Title](filename.md) or [Document Title](filename.md#section-anchor) for specific sections
• Ensure every document links to at least 2 other documents
• Add "See also" notes where a concept is mentioned but detailed elsewhere

Step 3: Tone Uniformization

• Fix any AI boilerplate that slipped through ("In this document...", "Let's dive in...")
• Ensure all documents use active voice and direct address ("you")
• Remove hedging language - either state the fact or move uncertainty to 08-open-questions.md
• Verify technical terms are explained on first use in each document
• Register consistency: verify the tone across all documents matches the ## Project Profile register (per audience-adaptation.md) and fix drift
• Non-technical readability: verify 00-executive-summary.md and the glossary let a non-technical reader understand what the project is and its key terms

Step 4: Gap Detection

• Check that workflows in 05-workflows.md reference entities from 06-data-model.md
• Verify features in 02-features.md have corresponding architecture in 04-architecture.md
• Check that 07-getting-started.md covers setup for all tools mentioned in 03-tech-stack.md
• Verify 09-project-anatomy.md config files and env vars are consistent with 03-tech-stack.md and 07-getting-started.md
• Check that scripts in 09-project-anatomy.md match commands referenced in 07-getting-started.md
• Verify 10-configuration-guide.md recipes and commands are consistent with 09-project-anatomy.md catalog
• Check that troubleshooting error messages in 10-configuration-guide.md exist in the actual codebase
• Add any new questions discovered during review to 08-open-questions.md

Step 5: Diagram Validation

• Verify Mermaid syntax is correct (no broken diagrams)
• Check that diagram labels match terminology used in text
• Ensure diagrams have introductory text before the code block

Step 6: Documentation-Reality Drift Detection (if interconnect.md exists)

Skip this step if .codebase-map/_internal/interconnect.md is absent.

• Load the senior-review:defect-taxonomy skill and read references/logic-integrity.md for detection patterns (L2 invariant violations, L4 domain rule violations). senior-review is a hard dependency of this plugin, so the skill is always available.
• For each row in interconnect's ## Invariants: verify that the document describing the affected entity/module does not contradict it. If 06-data-model.md says "status can be anything", but interconnect says "status must be one of {draft, published, archived}", that is drift.
• For each row in interconnect's ## Domain Rules: verify that 02-features.md and 05-workflows.md reflect the rule. If the rule is enforced in code but unstated in docs, add it to the relevant doc.
• For each row in interconnect's ## Assumptions with status unverified: if the assumption is not already surfaced in 08-open-questions.md, add it there (it is genuine uncertainty the team should know about).
• When drift is found, add a > ⚠ **Known inconsistency**: [brief description and file:line from interconnect] callout in the affected doc, and add a corresponding item to 08-open-questions.md.

Step 6b: Produce the Glossary

• Write .codebase-map/11-glossary.md: a domain and technical glossary with plain-language definitions
• Build it from terminology across all documents and, if present, the interconnect ## Domain Rules and glossary signals
• Group terms (domain versus technical), define each in one line, and keep definitions readable by a non-technical reader

Step 7: Edit Documents

• Apply fixes directly using the Edit tool
• Keep edits minimal - fix issues, don't rewrite

OUTPUT

INDEX.md

Write .codebase-map/INDEX.md:

# [Project Name] - Codebase Guide

[1-2 sentence project summary]

## Documents

| # | Document | Description |
|---|----------|-------------|
| 0 | [Executive Summary](00-executive-summary.md) | [1-sentence abstract, plain language] |
| 1 | [Overview](01-overview.md) | [1-sentence abstract] |
| 2 | [Features](02-features.md) | [1-sentence abstract] |
| 3 | [Tech Stack](03-tech-stack.md) | [1-sentence abstract] |
| 4 | [Architecture](04-architecture.md) | [1-sentence abstract] |
| 5 | [Workflows](05-workflows.md) | [1-sentence abstract] |
| 6 | [Data Model](06-data-model.md) | [1-sentence abstract] |
| 7 | [Getting Started](07-getting-started.md) | [1-sentence abstract] |
| 8 | [Open Questions](08-open-questions.md) | [1-sentence abstract] |
| 9 | [Project Anatomy](09-project-anatomy.md) | [1-sentence abstract] |
| 10 | [Configuration Guide](10-configuration-guide.md) | [1-sentence abstract] |
| 11 | [Glossary](11-glossary.md) | [1-sentence abstract] |

## Reading Order

Always include a non-technical path first: start at 00-executive-summary and keep 11-glossary open. Then developer paths for different goals.

[Suggested reading path based on different goals: "new to the project", "need to fix a bug", "reviewing architecture"]

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*Generated by codebase-mapper*

INDEX.md Rules

• Abstracts must be genuinely informative, not generic
• Reading order should offer 2-3 paths for different goals
• Keep the entire INDEX.md under 80 lines

RULES

• Minimize edits - fix problems, don't rewrite working content
• Do not change factual content unless it contradicts other documents
• When in doubt, add a question to 08-open-questions.md rather than guessing
• Log all changes you make (for your own tracking during the review)