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Zero Documentation, Unknown State
There is no README, no API specification, and no environment setup guide. A new developer would spend months reverse-engineering what was built before writing a single feature.
Your previous developer left halfway through. We audit the incomplete codebase, map every system dependency, and deliver the recovery blueprint a new team needs to safely take over.
There is no README, no API specification, and no environment setup guide. A new developer would spend months reverse-engineering what was built before writing a single feature.
Some features are 60% done, some routes return hardcoded data, and the database schema has columns that don't match the application models. It's unclear what is production-ready.
API keys, third-party service contracts, and webhook endpoints exist in the codebase but there's no inventory of what they connect to, what they cost, or who owns them.
We read every file, trace every data flow, and reconstruct the intended architecture from the code itself — producing a full system map of what exists and what was intended.
A detailed table of every feature with completion status (done / partial / broken / not started), estimated effort to finish, and dependency on other incomplete pieces.
Environment setup guide, API reference, database schema documentation, and deployment runbook — everything a new team needs to be productive from day one.
There is no README, no API specification, and no environment setup guide. A new developer would spend months reverse-engineering what was built before writing a single feature.
We read every file, trace every data flow, and reconstruct the intended architecture from the code itself — producing a full system map of what exists and what was intended.
Some features are 60% done, some routes return hardcoded data, and the database schema has columns that don't match the application models. It's unclear what is production-ready.
A detailed table of every feature with completion status (done / partial / broken / not started), estimated effort to finish, and dependency on other incomplete pieces.
API keys, third-party service contracts, and webhook endpoints exist in the codebase but there's no inventory of what they connect to, what they cost, or who owns them.
Environment setup guide, API reference, database schema documentation, and deployment runbook — everything a new team needs to be productive from day one.
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