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ovecc

v0.3.1

Published

Deterministic, offline architecture intelligence: dependency graph, impact, dead code, duplication, security findings, and a CI gate

Readme

ovecc

Ovecc reads your repository once and builds a deterministic, persistent model of it: every file, import, symbol, and call. From that single index it answers what breaks if you change something, where the dependency cycles are, what is duplicated or dead, and which architectural rule a pull request just broke.

It runs on your machine, gives byte-identical answers every run, and never puts an LLM in the loop.

npx ovecc index .
npx ovecc summary
npx ovecc architecture check

Or add it to a project:

npm install --save-dev ovecc

This package is a thin launcher. The binary itself ships in a platform package (@ovecc/cli-darwin-arm64, @ovecc/cli-linux-x64, @ovecc/cli-linux-arm64, @ovecc/cli-win32-x64) that npm picks by os and cpu, so only one is downloaded and there is no install script to run.

Full documentation, the architecture contract format, and the CI gate are in the repository. MPL-2.0.