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repowiki

v1.2.0

Published

CLI tool to generate DeepWiki-style repository analysis reports using Claude

Downloads

167

Readme

repowiki

Generate a DeepWiki-style repository analysis report with a single command.

Quick Start

# one-off (no install required)
npx repowiki

# install globally
npm install -g repowiki
repowiki

Usage

# analyze the current directory
repowiki

# analyze a specific repo
repowiki /path/to/repo

# custom output path
repowiki -o wiki.md
repowiki /path/to/repo -o ~/reports/wiki.md

# show help
repowiki --help

Options

| Flag | Default | Description | |------|---------|-------------| | -o, --output PATH | <path>/REPOWIKI.md | Output file path. Relative paths resolve against the current directory, not <path>. | | -h, --help | — | Show help |

Example Output

The generated REPOWIKI.md includes:

  • Project overview -- positioning, tech stack table, and a repository structure Mermaid diagram
  • Architecture -- core system overview graph and module dependency map
  • Module deep-dives -- responsibility boundaries, internal architecture diagrams, key interface code blocks, and sequence diagrams for critical workflows
  • Infrastructure -- build pipeline flowchart, test strategy table, CI/CD diagram, and dependency management notes
# RepoWiki: <project-name>

## 1. Project Overview
   - Positioning & description
   - Tech stack table
   - Repository structure (Mermaid graph TD)
   - Core system overview (Mermaid graph LR)

## 2. Design Philosophy
   - Core principles
   - Technical decision table

## 3. Module Deep Analysis
   ### 3.1 <module-name>
   - Responsibility & boundaries
   - Internal architecture (Mermaid graph TD)
   - Key interfaces (code blocks)
   - Workflow (Mermaid sequenceDiagram)

## 4. Infrastructure
   - Build pipeline (Mermaid flowchart LR)
   - Test strategy table
   - CI/CD pipeline (Mermaid flowchart TD)
   - Dependency management

Requirements

How It Works

repowiki calls claude --model sonnet --effort medium --print with a carefully crafted analysis prompt, then writes the response to REPOWIKI.md. The analysis runs entirely inside Claude Code's codebase-aware context, so no files are uploaded anywhere.

As a Claude Code Skill

Install the underlying skill directly into your Claude Code agent:

npx skills add zzzhizhia/repowiki

Then trigger it with /repowiki or natural language like "generate repo report".

License

MIT