codebase

Manage repository registration, cloning, worktrees, and PR workflows in Harvis.

Updated Aug 27, 2026

Search Tags:#automation #git #codebase #repository #worktree #memory

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npx skills add https://github.com/popodidi/harvis --skill codebase

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Skill: codebase
Source: https://github.com/popodidi/harvis/tree/main/projects/self/skills/codebase
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/popodidi/harvis --skill codebase

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill automates the management of code repositories within a Harvis workspace, coordinating registries, clones, and memory-specific worktrees to keep development organized and up-to-date.

Core Features & Use Cases

Central repository registry: add, remove, and list repos for a project.
Canonical and memory worktrees: clone repos, create memory-specific worktrees, and manage branches.
Analysis & PR workflow: analyze code and submit PRs across memories and projects.
Workflow automation: synchronize dependencies and run development commands within memory worktrees.

Quick Start

Within a memory, use commands like:

/codebase add frontend [email protected]:org/frontend.git
/codebase clone
/codebase worktree frontend

Frequently Asked Questions about codebase

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I manage multiple git repositories within a single workspace?▼

You can manage multiple git repositories by registering them in a central repo.yaml. This allows you to add, remove, and track project repositories from one location within your workspace.

How do I create a worktree for a specific memory in my project?▼

To create a memory worktree, use the /codebase worktree command within your memory folder. This generates a memory-specific worktree with isolated branches for organized development.

Can I automate pull request workflows across different project memories?▼

Yes, you can automate pull request workflows across memories and projects. The system analyzes code within memory worktrees and manages PR submissions to keep repositories synchronized.

What do I need to set up before cloning repositories and creating worktrees?▼

You need Git installed, a project-level repo.yaml file for repository registration, and designated memory folders. These components coordinate cloning and worktree creation within the workspace.

How does a memory worktree differ from a standard git clone?▼

A standard git clone creates a canonical repository copy, while a memory worktree generates an isolated working directory linked to that clone. This allows multiple memories to develop branches independently without interfering with the main repository.