codebase-inspection

To analyze codebase composition, you can use this Skill to compute lines of code, language distribution with file counts and percentages, and repository size using pygount. It outputs a structured summary of the language breakdown for single repos or monorepos.

Yes, you can assess code-vs-comment ratios for maintainability across a monorepo. The Skill applies pygount to calculate these ratios alongside LOC counts and file-count metrics, helping you understand project balance and identify potential hotspots.

Yes, you need pygount installed to count lines of code in your repository. The Skill requires pygount and proper folder exclusions to process the codebase and produce the structured summary of LOC counts and language distribution.

The best way to quantify language mix and file counts in a codebase audit is applying this Skill. It leverages pygount to report language breakdowns with percentages, LOC metrics, and repository size to inform project decisions.

Excluding certain folders when analyzing repository size and LOC is required to avoid counting dependencies or build artifacts. Proper folder exclusions ensure pygount produces an accurate, structured summary of your actual codebase composition.

Codebase-inspection works for both single repos and monorepos. It applies pygount to analyze codebases uniformly, reporting lines of code, language distribution, and repository size across either context to inform your project decisions.