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repo-heal

v1.0.3

Published

25 days ago

A static website repair CLI with deterministic fixes and AI fallback

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Repo Heal

Repo Heal is a static website repair tool. Install or run it in a target repo, set a Gemini API key, and let it scan HTML, CSS, and browser JavaScript files. It applies deterministic fixes first and only escalates harder issues to an LLM fallback.

Use In Any Repo

npx repo-heal setup

The setup command creates:

.github/workflows/repo-heal.yml
.healignore
.env.repo-heal.example

Then add GEMINI_API_KEY to your local .env file or to GitHub Actions secrets.

Run Locally

npx repo-heal run

To report issues without changing files:

npx repo-heal scan

To apply only deterministic static website fixes:

npx repo-heal fix

For local development inside this package:

npm run setup
npm run heal

Commands

repo-heal setup: install config into the current repository
repo-heal scan: report static website issues without changing files
repo-heal fix: run deterministic HTML/CSS/JS repairs
repo-heal run: scan and repair the current repository
repo-heal summary: print a markdown summary from the latest run metrics
repo-heal help: show CLI help

Notes

Repo Heal works on the current working directory. It is meant to be used from the root of the static website repository you want to repair, not from a bundled demo app.