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infiniloom

v0.6.1

Published

AST-aware code context engine for RAG, vector databases, and AI assistants. Tree-sitter parsing, PageRank ranking, BLAKE3 content-addressable chunks. Integrates with Pinecone, Weaviate, Qdrant. Supports Claude, GPT-5, GPT-4o, Gemini, Llama (27+ tokenizers

Readme

infiniloom

High-performance repository context generator for LLMs.

Transform your codebase into optimized context for Claude, GPT-4o/GPT-5, Gemini, and other Large Language Models.

Installation

npm install -g infiniloom

Quick Start

# Pack repository into Claude-optimized XML
infiniloom pack /path/to/repo --format xml

# Scan repository and show statistics
infiniloom scan /path/to/repo

# Generate repository map with key symbols
infiniloom map /path/to/repo --budget 2000

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | pack | Transform repository into LLM-optimized context | | scan | Analyze repository statistics | | map | Generate PageRank-based symbol map | | index | Build symbol index for fast diff context | | diff | Get context for code changes | | impact | Analyze change impact | | chunk | Split repository into manageable pieces | | init | Create configuration file | | info | Show version and configuration info |

Supported Models

  • OpenAI: GPT-5.x, GPT-4o, O3, O1
  • Anthropic: Claude
  • Google: Gemini
  • Meta: Llama, CodeLlama
  • Others: Mistral, DeepSeek, Qwen, Cohere, Grok

Output Formats

  • XML - Optimized for Claude (prompt caching)
  • Markdown - Optimized for GPT models
  • YAML - Optimized for Gemini
  • JSON - For programmatic access
  • TOON - Most token-efficient (~40% smaller)

Alternative Installation

If npm installation fails, you can install via:

# Homebrew Cask (macOS - fast, pre-built binary)
brew tap Topos-Labs/infiniloom
brew install --cask infiniloom

# Homebrew Formula (builds from source)
brew tap Topos-Labs/infiniloom
brew install infiniloom

# Cargo (Rust)
cargo install infiniloom

Documentation

License

MIT