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You can classify ECC components in a code repository by analyzing codebase evidence, such as dependencies and usage patterns, to automatically categorize scripts into daily-use or library buckets. This streamlines ECC surface management by ensuring only relevant rules are loaded.

Automating repository configuration for project-specific workflows involves analyzing code patterns and repo configs to generate tailored ECC installations. This produces an install plan that activates essential scripts for active workflows while archiving less-used ones.

The best way to reduce clutter from unused ECC scripts and rules is to run an automated classification workflow that reviews codebase evidence. This categorizes components into daily or library buckets, ensuring only evidence-backed rules remain active.

No specific dependencies are required to run the automated ECC classification. You simply provide the directory path of the repository, and the workflow analyzes the existing codebase evidence to generate component inventories and install plans.

Yes, you can generate tailored ECC installations for managing multiple projects by running the classification workflow on each repository. This quickly identifies necessary components, creating unique setups that include essential scripts while archiving less-used ones.