doey-scaffy-discover

To find reusable scaffolding patterns, you can analyze your repository's version history and structural fingerprints. This process detects recurring structural motifs like handler and test pairs to surface high-potential candidates ready for templating across projects.

Recurring code structures like handler and test pairs, config accretions, and init chains can be extracted for template generation. The discovery process identifies these structural motifs and refactoring fingerprints to output machine-readable results suitable for template generation.

Yes, you can discover refactoring patterns by analyzing git history. The tool scans your project's version history to identify recurring refactoring fingerprints and structural motifs, surfacing scaffolding candidates that are worth turning into reusable templates.

To scan your project root and identify template candidates, run the discover command. This analyzes your repository's structural fingerprints and version history, outputting machine-readable results that surface high-potential scaffolds ready for reuse across other projects.

Yes, scaffolding discovery supports scoped analysis. You can target specific directories within your repository to uncover structural motifs and recurring refactoring fingerprints, ensuring the machine-readable template candidates are relevant to your focused project scope.

The best way to export discovered scaffolding templates is using the provided guided commands to inspect and export the results. After scanning your project history, these commands output machine-readable template candidates ready for reuse across multiple projects.