...It is aimed at teams that inherit codebases or work on legacy projects and need a fast way to understand classes, relationships, and dependencies. Instead of drawing UML by hand, you point the tool at the code and let it generate artifacts that resemble standard UML diagrams. This dramatically speeds up documentation and makes architectural conversations more concrete. Because it is source-first, the documentation it produces is less likely to get out of sync than manually authored diagrams. It’s especially helpful for onboarding, architecture reviews, and planning refactors because you can show real structure, not just intended structure.