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preparize

v0.0.3

Published

Prepare your repository for what comes next.

Readme

Preparize

Prepare your repository for what comes next.

Preparize is an open-source context compiler for coding agents. It turns scattered repository guidance, architecture notes, coding rules, approved patterns, and reviewer feedback into focused context for each task.

Coding agents should not begin by guessing how your repository works. Preparize helps them start with the right rules, references, and verification steps.

Why Preparize exists

Most repositories accumulate guidance across files like AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, CODING.md, PLANNING.md, package READMEs, editor rules, and reviewer feedback.

Over time, that guidance becomes long, duplicated, stale, or inconsistent.

Preparize organizes it into a smaller, clearer system.

Install

Run:

npx preparize

Planned commands

preparize init
preparize doctor
preparize context "Add retry handling to the email accessor"
preparize learn
preparize sync

V1 goals

Preparize v1 will:

  • scan existing repository guidance
  • detect duplicate, stale, and conflicting instructions
  • organize context into core rules, scoped context, procedures, and references
  • generate focused task context packs
  • preserve human-readable Markdown
  • run locally by default
  • avoid changing source code

Status

Preparize is in early development.

Created and maintained by Sahil Singh.