config-setup

Codemap setup generates a configuration file with tuned include and exclude lists to prioritize source directories. This automatically filters out build artifacts and noise, ensuring the tool only maps code-rich areas.

Yes, you can generate a Codemap configuration for a JavaScript and Rust monorepo. The setup detects common stack markers and recommends conservative defaults tailored to multiple languages within the same repository.

The best way to reduce noise in repository code mapping is by applying a tunable configuration with safe defaults. This approach validates repository structure and excludes non-code artifacts to maintain focus.

You set up Codemap depth settings by reading the repository structure and detecting code artifacts. This produces a stable configuration that defines mapping depth to handle large Python projects effectively.

Codemap setup works with Go repositories by detecting stack markers and applying appropriate includes and excludes. It validates outputs to produce a reproducible configuration tailored to Go project structures.

Using a generated configuration file ensures future Codemap calls stay focused and reproducible across runs. It automates the refinement of include and exclude lists based on repository structure, preventing manual configuration drift.