REPRODUCIBLE EXAMPLE / 2026-10-19

A small repository. A real CLI result.

We ran the current RepoDocs scaffold command on a small CC0 Rust parcel-pricing fixture. This page shows actual source and actual generated reference, rather than a simulated result.

The source

//! A tiny public-domain parcel quotation example.
pub mod pricing;

/// Quote the delivery price in cents for a parcel.
pub fn quote(weight_grams: u32) -> u32 {
    pricing::base_fee() + pricing::weight_fee(weight_grams)
}

The command

cargo run --release -p repodocs-cli -- scaffold /path/to/disposable-parcel-fixture

The generated entity reference

# Module src Reference

Deterministic reference from the entity index for crate/module **`src`**.

## Entities

- `base_fee` (`Function`): `fn base_fee()`
- `pricing` (`Module`): `mod pricing`
- `quote` (`Function`): `fn quote(weight_grams)`
- `weight_fee` (`Function`): `fn weight_fee(grams)`

What this run proves

The command completed successfully and indexed 4 entities. It generated Markdown reference files without an LLM request. The dependency graph contained 0 edges.

What still needs work

• Rust function calls in fixture were not represented as indexed edges.
• Overview contains a generic RepoDocs CLI data-flow template unrelated to fixture.
• MkDocs navigation includes absent baseline and ADR pages.

Review every generated page against the source. The current architecture overview is not evidence of a complete source-derived dependency graph.

Reproduction details

RepoDocs source revision: 0d32232d2cdd2f7cc7e1dd72839c1c5b2c93bd73. Full source, command, generated output and binary checksum are preserved in the marketing repository’s content/demo directory.