flux-export-context

To export repository context for external LLM code review, you can use this workflow to assemble a structured RepoPrompt that summarizes repository state, intent, and review criteria for external models without exposing sensitive data.

A RepoPrompt context is a structured export of repository state and intent used for architecture discussions. You need it when you want external LLMs to evaluate code and design plans across repositories without direct access to sensitive data.

Yes, you can use this workflow to validate implementation plans with external models. It supports plan and implementation views, allowing you to tailor the exported context specifically for external analysis of your code and design.

The flux-export-context workflow integrates directly with Flux tooling to assemble, review, and hand off prompts to external models. It handles session-phase processing and repository context extraction automatically.

A limitation of exporting RepoPrompt context is that it relies on the Flux tooling environment to assemble the prompt structure. It acts as an export mechanism for external evaluation and does not perform code review internally.

Session-phase handling is needed in your exported RepoPrompt context to correctly assemble the repository state and intent. It ensures the Flux tooling extracts the proper contextual information for accurate external LLM analysis.