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@color-sunset/veye

v0.1.1

Published

Doc-freshness engine — measure, surface, and gate on documentation staleness

Readme

veye

Doc-freshness engine — measure, surface, and gate on documentation staleness.

Veye scans your codebase, computes freshness scores for every doc page, and gates pull requests on documentation drift so docs never go silently stale.

Install

# global install
npm i -g veye

# one-off (no install)
npx veye <command>

A standalone binary (no Node/Bun required) is also available on the GitHub Releases page, and via Homebrew:

brew install veye/tap/veye

Commands

| Command | Description | | --------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | | scan | Scan the repo for modules and spec systems | | compute | Compute freshness scores, write .veye/freshness.json | | generate| Read wiki/ + JSON, write wiki.dist/ with freshness blocks | | gate | Check PR freshness against thresholds (for CI) | | lint | Health check — orphans, broken refs, missing frontmatter | | init | Write config, GitHub Actions, run initial compute |

Quick start

veye init
veye scan
veye compute
veye gate --base-sha origin/main --head-sha HEAD

Documentation

Full docs, configuration reference, and CI recipes live in the main repository.

License

MIT