codebase-analyzer

Automating CLAUDE.md creation scans your repository to detect frameworks, build systems, and code patterns, then generates a structured documentation file with project metadata. Run `/auto-memory:init` to analyze your codebase and create CLAUDE.md with auto-managed sections for root and subtree configurations.

Yes, codebase analysis supports monorepos by identifying subtree candidates and generating separate CLAUDE.md sections for each logical component. The tool applies to multi-language repositories including Node.js, Python, Rust, and Go, extracting build, test, and lint commands for each subtree.

CLAUDE.md captures project structure, build and test command configurations, linting setup, coding patterns, and framework detection across your entire codebase. This structured metadata provides Claude with an up-to-date understanding of your project architecture and development workflow.

Yes, the tool guides you through an interactive wizard that checks for existing CLAUDE.md files before generation. You can review current documentation and customize findings before the tool updates or creates new sections adhering to the required schema and marker syntax.

The quickest way is running `/auto-memory:init` on your project root. The interactive setup wizard automatically detects your tech stack, extracts build and test commands, identifies architectural patterns, and generates a complete CLAUDE.md in minutes without manual documentation effort.

Yes, the tool applies to multi-language repositories including Python, Rust, Go, and others. It detects framework-specific build systems, test runners, and linting configurations across different language ecosystems to populate consistent CLAUDE.md sections.