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@bytesbrains/pi-auditor

v1.0.1

Published

Audit repo files for RAG digestibility — find god files, measure chunk fragmentation, and generate split suggestions.

Readme

Doctor for Pi

npm version license

Audit repositories for RAG digestibility — find oversized "god files" that fragment poorly in vector indexes, get split suggestions, and track file size distribution.

Install

pi install npm:@bytesbrains/pi-auditor

Or add to your .pi/settings.json:

{
  "packages": ["npm:@bytesbrains/pi-auditor"]
}

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | /doctor:audit | Full digestibility report with size distribution, god files, and assessment | | /doctor:god-files [--threshold N] | List files exceeding the LOC threshold with split suggestions | | /doctor:rules [init\|show\|set <key> <value>] | Manage .doctorrc.yml configuration |

Tools (LLM-callable)

| Tool | What it does | |---|---| | doctor_audit | Run full audit, returns structured JSON report | | doctor_check_file <path> | Audit a single file for RAG compatibility |

Configuration

Doctor reads .doctorrc.yml from the working directory (falls back to sensible defaults):

files:
  maxLines: 200          # warn above this LOC
  criticalLines: 500     # error above this LOC
  ignore:
    - "*generated*"
    - "*.d.ts"
    - "migrations/*.sql"
    - "test-data/*.json"

Created automatically on first run, or via /doctor:rules init.

Example

You: /doctor:audit

📊 Digestibility Report  —  ✓ GOOD
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
  Files analyzed:          87
  Total LOC:               12,430
  Total functions:         312
  Total exports:           246

  RAG-friendly (≤200 LOC):  85 (97.7%)  ✓
  Warning (201–500 LOC):      2 (2.3%)   ⚠
  Critical (>500 LOC):        0 (0%)     ✗

📈 File Size Distribution
  0–50       ██████████████████████████ 52 (60%)
  51–100     ███████ 15 (17%)
  101–200    ██████ 13 (15%)
  201–500    █ 2 (2%)

🩺 Assessment: 0 critical files. 2 files exceed the 200-LOC limit.
   → Run /doctor:god-files for detailed split suggestions.

License

MIT © nandal