framework-detection

Framework detection scans lock files, manifest files, and directory patterns to identify the project's framework, language, and package manager. It produces a structured report with framework name, version, package manager, key config files, and recommended development commands for immediate onboarding.

Yes. Auto-detection runs during project onboarding by analyzing package manager signatures, configuration files, and directory conventions. It quickly identifies the primary framework and surfaces framework-specific guidance to accelerate setup.

Detection returns framework name and version, package manager type, key configuration files, directory structure conventions, and recommended development commands. This structured output guides tool selection and framework-specific workflows.

Detection identifies package manager type by scanning lock files and manifest files—such as package.json, requirements.txt, or Gemfile—alongside framework-specific config patterns. It maps signatures to framework identities for accurate stack identification.

Run detection during project onboarding to accelerate team ramp-up, during dependency analysis to verify stack consistency, or when selecting tooling or providing framework-specific guidance to downstream processes.

Auto-detection analyzes directory layouts, configuration file patterns, and package manager signatures to identify project conventions. It extracts framework-specific patterns without manual configuration, enabling quick pattern recognition across codebases.