learn-common-utils

To document shared services and prevent duplicates, scan the codebase to identify utility classes and helper methods, then generate a structured knowledge base file detailing class names, methods, and usage patterns for reuse.

Building a knowledge base of helper methods involves scanning the common module to extract utility units and generating a structured markdown document detailing usage patterns to guide future development and reduce redundancy.

Document shared services for code reuse by applying a scan across the codebase to collect utility classes and constants, ensuring outputs follow a structured template suitable for integration into the knowledge pipeline.

This utility documentation approach works primarily with a common module structure, scanning it to identify util, helper, constant, and service units to catalog for centralized reuse and maintainability.

Scanning the codebase to identify utility classes prevents duplicate implementations by creating a centralized knowledge source that promotes reuse, reduces redundancy, and improves overall maintainability.