What problem does it solve? Teams that reverse-engineer a legacy project end up with scattered knowledge artifacts (soul.md, chronicle.md, SDD specs, architecture notes) that are hard to navigate. This Skill orchestrates a four-agent pipeline that renders those artifacts into a self-contained, navigable HTML mini-site with 3D architecture views, dashboards, glossary, and feature pages. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Sequential 4-agent pipeline: Mapper (spatial structure), Analyst (quantitative data), Storyteller (narrative and onboarding), and Publisher (integration, seal, auto-discovery), each also invocable in isolation. - Offline and file:// compatible output: vendors Three.js, D3, and Highcharts locally and embeds data via assets/js/data.js, so the site opens with a double click and no server. - Guided interview and regeneration: collects reader profile, depth, and visual style once, persists them in .config.json, and supports full or partial regeneration with automatic timestamped backups. - Use Case: After running the Reversa core extraction on a legacy codebase, invoke the orchestrator to produce .reversa/documentation/index.html with architecture, metrics, timeline, glossary, and per-feature pages for onboarding a new developer. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to run /reversa-docs to generate the interactive documentation mini-site from the knowledge already extracted into .reversa and _reversa_sdd.