gitnexus-cli

You can automate repository analysis by running an indexing command from the project root to build or refresh the codebase index. This streamlines the process of checking repository status and preparing the source code for documentation generation.

To generate documentation from a repository knowledge graph, you can use CLI automation to extract and compile the indexed data into readable docs. This automates the creation of project documentation directly from the analyzed source code.

Yes, you need GitNexus installed and properly configured on your system to automate repository indexing. The CLI relies on the underlying GitNexus tool to build indexes and analyze source code repositories.

The best way to check repository index freshness is by running a dedicated CLI command that verifies the status of the indexed repositories. This allows you to quickly determine if the codebase requires a re-index before generating documentation.

Yes, you can clean up old indexes to maintain efficient repository management. The CLI provides commands to remove stale index data, ensuring your repository analysis and documentation generation processes run smoothly.

You can list all indexed repositories by executing a specific CLI command designed to output the tracked repositories. This provides a clear overview of all source code projects currently managed and analyzed by the tool.