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Creates or updates a human-readable project map for the cuid workspace. Use when onboarding, when workspace layout changes, or when agents need up-to-date layout info.

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Populate Project Map

Creates or updates .claude/project-map.md — a single source of truth for the cuid project layout. All review agents and skills reference this instead of embedding layout info.

Steps

  1. If .claude/project-map.md exists, update it. Otherwise, create it.
  2. Explore the actual workspace to discover paths. Double-check that every listed path exists.
  3. Identify:
    • Source directories by language (C/C++, Python, Go, Rust, CMake)
    • Build artifacts and packaging scripts
    • Test directories
    • Documentation directories
    • Configuration files (pre-commit, formatters, build configs)
    • Generated files and their generators
    • Critical high-churn files
  4. Write the map in the format below.
  5. Open for user inspection.

Format

# Cuid Project Map

> Auto-generated by populate-project-map skill. Single source of truth for project layout.
> Referenced by review agents — update when directory structure changes.

## Source Directories

| Language | Directory | Purpose |
|----------|-----------|---------|
| C/C++ | `lib/src/` | Core library implementation |
| C/C++ headers | `lib/include/` | Public API headers |

## Build & Packaging

| Path | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `CMakeLists.txt` | Root build configuration |

## Tests

| Path | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `tests/functional/` | more involved tests |
| `tests/unit/` | unit tests |

## Documentation

| Path | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `docs/` | Sphinx documentation source |
| `docs/doxygen/` | Doxygen config for C API |
| `docs/how-to/` | How-to guides |

## Critical Files (high churn — review carefully)

| File | Risk |
|------|------|
| `cli/amdcuid_tool.cc` | CLI behavior regressions, output format |
| `daemon/amdcuid_daemon.cc` | Daemon stability, API surface |
| `lib/src/cuid.cc` | Core C library — correctness |
| `lib/include/amd_cuid.h` | Public API — cascades everywhere |
| `CMakeLists.txt` | Build system, packaging, install targets |

## API Cascade Path

Changes to the public C API must propagate through all layers:

`lib/include/amd_cuid.h` → `lib/src/cuid.cc` → `cli/amdcuid_tool.cc` → `daemon/amdcuid_daemon.cc` → `docs/`


## When to Regenerate

- New top-level directories added
- Major restructuring (files moved between directories)
- New language bindings added
- Build system changes (new packaging targets, new CMakeLists.txt files)