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@monzingo89/learn-repo

v1.0.0

Published

Code-agnostic observable repo memory system.

Readme

@monzingo89/learn-repo

Code-agnostic repository scanner that builds and updates a lightweight "cortex" memory of your codebase.

What it does

When you run the CLI, it performs a learn pass over your repository and:

  • scans source/config/docs files
  • tracks progress and token usage
  • records observations/events into organ-style memory files
  • updates local Cortex context data for future passes

It is designed to be simple, inspectable, and easy to extend.

Quick start

Run from any repository root:

npx @monzingo89/learn-repo

What gets updated

The tool writes/updates these files in the target repo:

  • EYES.md
  • HANDS.md
  • BRAIN.md
  • .cortex/context.json
  • .cortex/token-usage.json

CLI command name

After global install (or in npm script contexts), the binary command name is:

learn-repo

Development

From this project:

npm run dev
npm run lint
npm run build
npm run verify:publish

Package publishing notes

This package is configured for public scoped publishing:

  • package name: @monzingo89/learn-repo
  • access: public
  • binary entry: dist/cortex/cli/learn.js

License

MIT — see LICENSE.