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@prcompass/cli

v0.1.0

Published

PR Compass CLI — runs the deterministic OSS analysis pipeline against a local git repo.

Readme

@prcompass/cli

The PR Compass command-line interface. Runs the deterministic OSS analysis pipeline over a local git diff. Output is JSON by default; --format human for a terminal summary.

Install

npm install -g @prcompass/cli

ESM-only. Requires Node 20+ and git available on $PATH.

Quick start

Local diff (no network):

prcompass analyze --repo . --diff HEAD~1..HEAD

A single ref expands to <ref>..HEAD:

prcompass analyze --repo . --diff main

Human-friendly summary:

prcompass analyze --repo . --diff HEAD~1 --format human

What you get

A JSON object containing:

  • versionANALYSIS_SCHEMA_VERSION from @prcompass/core.
  • head.sha / head.baseSha — resolved SHAs for the diff range.
  • pr — PR metadata when a GitHub adapter is used programmatically; null for the CLI's local mode.
  • diff.files — per-file status, additions, deletions, and unified-diff patch.
  • mining — bug-fix vs total commit stats over the repo history.
  • hotspots — Bayesian-smoothed bug-fix density per file.
  • churn — per-file commit count, bug-fix count, defect density, first/last touched.
  • cochange — file×file co-modification graph (Jaccard + counts).
  • risk — per-file combined risk score with groundedIn SHA pointers and caveats.
  • triage — Tier 1 file-priority verdicts (skip / skim / review-candidate) from @prcompass/pr-triage-filter.

Every numeric claim in risk is grounded by real commit SHAs or is null. The CLI never fabricates.

Adapters

The CLI uses LocalAdapter, which shells out to git against a local repository — no network I/O. A GitHubAdapter is also exported from the programmatic API for callers who want to enrich a local diff with PR metadata via Octokit; the CLI does not yet expose it as a flag.

License

Apache-2.0.