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@dinakars777/neuro-forge

v1.0.0

Published

The ultimate AI Dev Context Compressor. Instantly gather, compress, and copy your working files to the clipboard.

Downloads

27

Readme

neuro-forge 🧠🔨

The Ultimate AI Context Compressor. Mind-meld your codebase with LLMs instantly.

When you hit a bug that spans across 5 different files, you usually have to manually cat or copy-paste each file into Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor. This is tedious, wastes your time, and wastes LLM tokens on massive boilerplate comments.

neuro-forge is a blazingly fast CLI that fixes this. You simply run forge compress, and it instantly:

  1. Analyzes your active Git tree.
  2. Extracts exactly the files you are currently modifying, staging, or creating (untracked).
  3. Strips dead weight (purely empty lines, massive breaks) to save tokens.
  4. Bundles it perfectly into a single, highly-optimized Markdown block.
  5. Injects it natively straight into your OS clipboard.

You just Alt-Tab to ChatGPT and hit Command+V. It's that magical.

neuro-forge demo npm version

Installation & Usage

You can run it instantly inside any Git repository:

npx @dinakars777/neuro-forge compress

(Or install it globally for native speed):

npm install -g @dinakars777/neuro-forge
cd my-nextjs-project
forge compress

How It Works

  • Uses execa to run lightning-fast git diff --name-only and git ls-files queries to triangulate your active context.
  • Skips .gitignore paths, locks, binary files, and node_modules.
  • Bundles the contents gracefully into: ```markdown

    File: src/components/Button.tsx

    // ...content... ```
  • Utilizes clipboardy to natively syringe the payload directly into your MacOS/Windows/Linux clipboard.

License

MIT