walnut-manage-repos

Manage repository profiles centrally using a YAML-based registry to add, view, edit, and remove repo metadata like tech stack, hosts, and architecture notes. This prevents scattered data and context loss across multiple projects.

Store repository architecture notes and common commands in YAML profiles under the ~/.open-walnut/repositories/ directory. Each profile supports optional fields for overview and common_commands alongside required tech stack and host data.

Yes, you can update repository profiles using file-based CRUD operations accessed via the files_* commands. These commands let you register new repositories and modify existing profile data stored in YAML format.

Register a new repository profile by providing its name, description, tech stack, and at least one host path. The profile is saved as a YAML file under ~/.open-walnut/repositories/ for consistent team access.

No external dependencies are required to track repo metadata. The registry operates independently using file-based YAML storage and built-in commands to manage structured data like architecture notes and hosts.

A centralized YAML registry prevents scattered data by storing all repository metadata in a consistent structure. Unlike manual files, it provides standardized CRUD commands to keep project profiles consistent and accessible across teams.