asp-classic-unified-framework/docs/existing-documentation-inventory.md

Existing Documentation Inventory

Date: 2026-03-11T11:59:39Z

Summary

The project has a small set of directly relevant documentation files plus BMAD framework support files. For brownfield understanding, the highest-priority sources are the project README and a small number of repo-specific instruction files.

Priority Documentation for Project Understanding

README.md

• Type: readme
• Path: /workspace/MVC-Starter/README.md
• Scope: whole project
• Notes: Documents IIS setup, project structure, generator workflow, and baseline runtime requirements.

.github/copilot-instructions.md

• Type: project instructions
• Path: /workspace/MVC-Starter/.github/copilot-instructions.md
• Scope: whole project
• Notes: Documents BMAD runtime conventions, config locations, workflow engine usage, and agent/runtime structure.

_bmad-output/project-context.md

• Type: generated ai-project-context
• Path: /workspace/MVC-Starter/_bmad-output/project-context.md
• Scope: whole project
• Notes: Derivative documentation generated from workflow analysis. Useful for AI implementation rules, but not an original source of project design intent.

BMAD Framework Documentation Assets

• .github/agents/*.md and .github/prompts/*.md provide BMAD agent and prompt definitions.
• _bmad/ contains the installed BMAD framework, workflows, templates, and configuration.
• These files are important for maintaining the BMAD layer, but they are secondary to the application docs when documenting the MVC starter itself.

Generated Documentation in This Workflow Run

• Files created under docs/ by this workflow should be treated as generated brownfield documentation outputs, not original project-authored documents.

Observations

• No dedicated architecture, deployment, API, or data-model markdown docs existed for the application before this workflow run.
• The README is the main human-authored source of project usage and structure.
• Most other markdown assets in the repo belong to the BMAD toolchain rather than the Classic ASP application itself.