find-duplicates

To detect duplicate content across documentation, you can scan a specified directory path to surface exact paragraph matches, repeated sections, and duplicated code blocks for consolidation. This process identifies exact and near-duplicate text to reduce redundancy.

Finding near-duplicate paragraphs requires scanning your documentation directory with an optional similarity threshold. This surfaces grouped duplicates with recommendations, enabling you to apply the DRY principle and consolidate repeated sections into canonical topics.

Scanning a docs directory to identify repeated code blocks requires providing a scan path like /find-duplicates docs/. You can optionally include a similarity threshold flag to control the matching sensitivity and produce grouped duplicate results.

Yes, you can set a custom similarity threshold for text-similarity detection by passing an optional flag like --threshold 80. This adjusts the sensitivity of the scan to group exact and near-duplicate content across your documents.

Yes, duplicate documentation detection provides recommendations for cross-linking and canonical sources. After surfacing grouped duplicates, it proposes consolidation actions to reduce actual duplication and establish canonical topics across the content directory.