Detect repository stack, entrypoints, and build/test commands from manifest files.
npx skills add https://github.com/jukqaz/stack-pilot --skill repo-radar
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: repo-radar Source: https://github.com/jukqaz/stack-pilot/tree/main/addons/stackpilot-dev-kit/codex/skills/repo-radar Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jukqaz/stack-pilot --skill repo-radar
Quickly map a repository's stack, required tooling, and entrypoints to plan development work and identify the best next actions.
Inspect the target repository to surface its stack, entrypoints, and recommended commands.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To identify a repository's stack and entrypoints, inspect the target project to detect manifests like package.json or Cargo.toml, locate main execution files, and surface relevant build or test commands for immediate onboarding.
The best way to find build and test commands in an unfamiliar codebase is to map the repository by analyzing package manager manifests, which reveals the detected stack and suggests actionable next steps for execution.
Yes, you can detect project stacks across different package managers automatically by inspecting manifest files such as pyproject.toml or go.mod, allowing the system to map required tooling and important directories.
To map important directories and lint commands for a new repo, inspect the repository structure to highlight key folders and extract lint, test, and build commands from the detected project stack manifests.
Repo-radar works with repositories using multiple languages by detecting project stacks across various package managers and manifest files, providing a comprehensive report of entrypoints and commands.
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