sc-repomix-nuget

Generate AI-optimized NuGet package context with Repomix.

4|2|Updated Nov 29, 2025
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npx skills add https://github.com/randlee/synaptic-canvas --skill sc-repomix-nuget
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Skill: sc-repomix-nuget
Source: https://github.com/randlee/synaptic-canvas/tree/main/packages/sc-repomix-nuget/skills/sc-repomix-nuget
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/randlee/synaptic-canvas --skill sc-repomix-nuget

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Generate AI-optimized context for NuGet packages using Repomix. Use when preparing AI docs, API references, or dependency analysis ("nuget context", "repomix nuget").

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Compressed API surface (Tree-sitter --compress)
  • Resolve dependencies/dependents (central registry)
  • Inject frameworks/namespaces/repo URLs
  • Two-tier output (API surface; docs optional in v0.4)

Quick Start

Execute the agent sequence to generate the Repomix NuGet context and output it to the configured path (default ./nuget-context.xml).

Frequently Asked Questions about sc-repomix-nuget

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I generate AI-optimized context for NuGet packages?

Generate AI-optimized context for NuGet packages by running the Repomix agent sequence, which resolves your package dependency graph, compresses the API surface using Tree-sitter, and outputs structured XML containing resolved frameworks, namespaces, and repository URLs to support AI documentation and analysis.

What does Repomix NuGet context include?

Repomix NuGet context includes a compressed API surface, resolved dependencies and dependents from central registry, injected framework and namespace metadata, repository URLs, and optional documentation, delivered as XML with token count and file inventory metadata.

Can I use Repomix to analyze NuGet package dependencies?

Yes. Repomix resolves dependency and dependent relationships from the central registry, injects framework context, and outputs a two-tier structure—API surface plus optional docs—enabling comprehensive dependency analysis and AI-driven package documentation generation.

How does Tree-sitter compression work in NuGet context generation?

Tree-sitter compression reduces API surface verbosity by parsing and filtering syntax trees, retaining only essential structure and signatures while removing boilerplate, resulting in denser, token-efficient context suitable for AI models and documentation systems.

What's the output format for generated NuGet context?

Generated NuGet context outputs to XML by default (configurable path, typically `./nuget-context.xml`) and includes structured fields: output path, token count, file count, API surface, resolved dependencies, and optional documentation.

Do I need existing dependency resolution before running this Skill?

No. The Skill orchestrates the full agent sequence—validation, generation, and analysis—resolving dependencies from the central registry automatically, so you only need to specify your target NuGet package and output preferences.