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@cazoto/cli

v0.2.2

Published

Connect any repo to Cazoto — context engine for AI coding agents: structural scanning, agent awareness, and tribal knowledge capture

Readme

@cazoto/cli

Connect any repo to the Cazoto knowledge graph — structural scanning, agent awareness, and tribal knowledge capture.

Install

npm install -g @cazoto/cli

Or run directly:

npx @cazoto/cli init

Quick start

cazoto init          # Detect project, scan code, set up MCP + agent configs
cazoto scan          # Re-scan the repo for structural relationships
cazoto sync          # Reconcile local scan with the cloud knowledge graph
cazoto status        # Check setup status (auth, hooks, MCP, scan)
cazoto auth login    # Authenticate via GitHub OAuth
cazoto hooks install # Install git post-commit hook for auto-sync

What it does

  • Scans your codebase with tree-sitter (TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java) to discover structural relationships — imports, type definitions, dependencies
  • Generates a local report (.cazoto/REPORT.md) with god nodes, coupling analysis, community detection, and dead exports
  • Syncs structural claims to the Cazoto cloud knowledge graph
  • Configures MCP for Claude Code so your AI agent has ambient codebase awareness
  • Installs git hooks for automatic sync on every commit

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 18
  • A Cazoto account (sign up at cazoto.com)