Describe the architecture from ten thousand feet - #14
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A reader coming to the repository sees four projects and a long CLAUDE.md, and neither says why git is the centre of the design: the host only names commits, the change is always read from the object database, and the language services read a checkout git made. Three Mermaid diagrams and the prose around them say that once, in a place a README can later take over. Assisted-by: Claude:claude-fable-5-1:Claude Code
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docs/10kftarchitecture.md: three Mermaid diagrams and the prose around them, explaining why git sits in the middle of the design, how the two pull-request hosts (GitHub viagh, Azure DevOps viaaz) sit behind one interface, and how languages come throughISemanticProviderfrom Roslyn in process,Stampeded.RoslynLsp, or pyright.Meant to be iterated on here and later folded into the README.
Note: the text describes Azure DevOps as a host, which lands with #13's branch (
azure-devops-as-a-pull-request-host); merge that one first or the doc is ahead ofmain.🤖 Generated with Claude Code