onboard-repository

To index a repository into the Breeze code graph, provide its absolute path to the onboard-repository skill. It resolves the target directory, runs the code ontology generator with statement capture, and uploads the graph to the current project.

Capturing method-level statements in a code graph records detailed function logic and call chains during repository upload. This enables downstream Breeze skills to generate UI, backend code, and perform functional analysis based on the captured statements.

Yes, you need Node.js 22 or higher to upload a codebase to Breeze. The onboarding process verifies Node.js 22+ before running the code ontology generator and applying the code graph to your project.

You can onboard a repository without a .git directory if it contains a valid manifest file. The skill enforces repository integrity checks and requires either a .git folder or a manifest before proceeding with the code graph upload.

To configure Breeze credentials for code graph onboarding, create a .breeze.json file in your project. This file must contain your apiKey, projectUuid, and apiBase values, which the onboarding process validates before uploading.

You should re-index your repository into the Breeze code graph after making large changes to your codebase. The initial onboarding runs once per repo, but re-running updates the graph to capture new files, classes, functions, and method-level statements.