wsbaser:pattern-scout

To find reusable code primitives before coding, run a codebase scan to map existing hooks, utilities, components, and services. This generates a structured reuse map that identifies exact or partial pattern matches, preventing code duplication.

Preventing code duplication across multiple codebases requires applying a pattern search to locate existing abstractions and services. This process outputs a structured map of matching primitives and highlights gaps where new abstractions are genuinely needed.

Mapping existing utilities and components for code reuse involves scanning the codebase to locate relevant hooks, services, and abstractions. The resulting reuse map lists exact or partial matches to guide your implementation and ensure design consistency.

Yes, pattern-scout works across codebases to identify existing abstractions. It applies pattern-search logic to locate relevant hooks, utilities, components, and services, ensuring you reuse existing primitives instead of unnecessarily duplicating code.

You need to generate a reuse map before coding whenever you are tasked with a new feature. Running a codebase scan beforehand locates existing primitives and abstractions, ensuring design consistency and identifying gaps for new development.