gitnexus-cli

To build a knowledge graph for semantic search, run the `analyze` command to construct or refresh the repository index. This operation builds the necessary knowledge graph structure to enable semantic search queries across your codebase.

To generate wiki documentation from a knowledge graph, use the `wiki` command to process the indexed repository data with an LLM. This creates readable documentation automatically derived from the semantic relationships mapped in your knowledge graph.

Yes, Node.js is required as a runtime environment to execute GitNexus CLI commands for repo management. The CLI relies on Node.js to process operations like repository analysis, status checks, and index cleaning.

The best way to check index freshness and repository status is by running the `status` command in the CLI. This verifies whether your current index is up to date and reports the overall repository status.

You should clean the index in your repository management workflow when it becomes corrupt or needs a complete reset. Running the `clean` command deletes the existing index so you can rebuild it fresh during the next analysis.

To list all repositories registered in the global index registry, execute the command for listing indexed repositories. This provides a complete overview of all repositories currently tracked and managed within your GitNexus environment.