codebase-inspection

To calculate lines of code and language distribution for a software repository, use this skill to perform static analysis on source files. It processes directory structures to generate a summary report of your codebase's composition.

Yes, you can measure code-to-comment ratios to assess project maintainability. The skill calculates the density of documentation versus executable code, helping you evaluate documentation density across various programming languages.

Yes, you need the pygount package installed in your environment to analyze codebase size and composition. The skill requires this utility to perform static analysis and calculate project metrics.

The best way to audit a legacy codebase and exclude dependency folders is to run this skill on your current directory. It automatically generates a summary report while filtering out dependency folders.

Yes, this code analysis tool works with multiple programming languages. It automatically identifies the languages present in your repository and counts their respective files for project size estimation.

You should use a lines of code counter for project size estimation when you need to evaluate the complexity of a new open-source project or determine the effort required for a refactoring task.