spex-onboard

To automatically detect applications and libraries in a codebase, run the spex-onboard Skill to analyze project files and persist structured entries in Spex's memory. It identifies project types and package managers to map your repository structure.

Codebase analysis for identifying reusable modules involves scanning project files to detect executable applications and shared libraries. This process extracts project types and package manager data to catalog distinct project components for easier management.

Yes, you can catalog multiple applications in a single repository. The Skill handles multi-application repositories by detecting distinct project types and prompting for library owners to enrich the persisted metadata.

To map Node.js, Python, or Go project structures after cloning, execute the Skill in the target directory. It detects specific application types based on project files and saves the repository information to memory.

No, you do not need to manually specify package managers for codebase detection. The Skill automatically identifies package managers and project types by analyzing repository files to create structured memory entries.

The best way to onboard a new repository structure into Spex memory is to run the spex-onboard Skill. It analyzes the directory, detects applications and libraries, and persists structured entries to provide an immediate project overview.