nextjs-project-scanner

To extract architecture patterns from a Next.js codebase, you need a tool that scans the project to identify App Router or Pages Router structures and converts them into reusable implementation templates. This process produces architecture blueprints and a .context directory for tool-agnostic compatibility.

A Next.js project generator blueprint is a self-contained skill created by analyzing a real-world codebase's coding style and conventions. It works by packaging these extracted patterns into architecture templates that can autonomously recreate new Next.js projects following the original architecture.

Yes, you can generate a reusable skill from a hybrid Next.js setup. The scanner fully supports App Router, Pages Router, or hybrid configurations across versions 14-16+, analyzing the combined architecture to produce a unified generator blueprint.

You can create project templates from a real-world Next.js app by providing the repository for analysis. The scanner extracts the complete architecture and implementation patterns, optionally using Repomix to pack the codebase, and generates a reusable skill for accelerating new projects.

Yes, the generated Next.js architecture blueprint works with AI coding tools like Cursor or Copilot. The scan produces a .context directory specifically designed for tool-agnostic compatibility, ensuring the extracted patterns integrate seamlessly across different environments.

No, you do not need Repomix to pack the codebase before scanning your Next.js project. Repomix is an optional dependency used to pre-pack the codebase; the scanner can directly analyze the target Next.js repository and generate the skill blueprint without it.