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OpenSIP CLI
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# @opensip-cli/clone-detection
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> Shared function-body clone-detection substrate for OpenSIP CLI — hash/MinHash primitives + duplicate/near-duplicate algorithms over a tool-neutral candidate type
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This is an **internal library** of the opensip-cli toolkit. It is published so the CLI and tools can depend on it; most users will not install it directly.
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Part of [**opensip-cli**](https://github.com/opensip-ai/opensip-cli) — an open-source codebase intelligence CLI: fitness checks (`fit`), static call-graph analysis (`graph`), and simulation (`sim`).
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**Distribution model:** the published `opensip-cli` npm package is a full-stack bundle of first-party tools, check packs, and language adapters. Third-party tools install separately via the `opensipTools` manifest and host allowlist; a slim install without bundled tools is not a current goal.
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## Documentation
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- 📚 Project docs: https://opensip.ai/docs/opensip-cli/
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- 🧭 Package catalog (what every package does): https://github.com/opensip-ai/opensip-cli/blob/v0.1.12/docs/public/70-reference/02-package-catalog.md
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