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Analyze codebase structure, dependencies, changes, cross-agent handoffs, and get code-aware intelligence. Use when user asks about project structure, where code is located, how files connect, what changed, how to resume work, before starting any coding task, when you need risk analysis and skill guidance, or when Codemap should tune project config before analysis.

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# Codemap Codemap gives you instant architectural context about any codebase. It classifies your intent, detects risk, matches relevant skills, and tracks your working set — all automatically via hooks. Codemap should also keep its own per-project config healthy. On first use in a repo, or when output is obviously noisy, tune `.codemap/config.json` before doing deeper analysis so future calls stay code-first instead of asset-first. ## Commands ```bash codemap . # Project structure and top files codemap --deps # Dependency flow (imports/functions/hubs) codemap --diff # Changes vs main branch codemap --diff --ref <branch> # Changes vs specific branch codemap --importers <file> # Who imports this file? Is it a hub? codemap handoff . # Build + save handoff artifact codemap handoff --latest . # Read latest saved handoff codemap handoff --json . # Machine-readable handoff payload codemap skill list # Show available skills with descriptions codemap skill show <name> # Get full skill instructions codemap skill init # Create custom skill template codemap config show # Show current project config codemap context # Universal JSON context envelope codemap context --for "prompt" # With pre-classified intent + matched skills codemap context --compact # Minimal for token-constrained agents codemap serve --port 9471 # HTTP API f...

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Author
JordanCoin
Repository
JordanCoin/codemap
Created
9 months ago
Last Updated
5 days ago
Language
Go
License
MIT

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