@xelth/eck-snapshot 4.2.3 → 4.3.0

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  Once installed, you can run the tool using the `eck-snapshot` command from any directory.
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- ## A Step-by-Step Guide to Using eckSnapshot
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+ ## Workflow Options
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- Here’s the most common workflow, from creating a full snapshot to focusing on specific features.
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+ ### Option 1: Skeleton Workflow (Recommended for Large Projects)
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+ The skeleton workflow is optimized for web-based LLMs (Gemini, ChatGPT) with large context windows. It uses a three-step approach:
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+ 1. **Initial Context (Maximum Compression):** Create a lightweight map of your entire project where function/method bodies are hidden, showing only signatures and structure.
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+ ```bash
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+ eck-snapshot --skeleton
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+ ```
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+ This generates `.eck/snapshots/<name>_sk.md` - a compressed overview that fits even large monoliths into the context window.
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+ 2. **Lazy Loading (On-Demand Details):** When the AI needs implementation details, use the `show` command to display specific files:
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+ ```bash
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+ eck-snapshot show src/auth.js src/utils/hash.js
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+ ```
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+ Copy-paste the output back to your AI chat.
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+ 3. **Incremental Updates:** As you make changes, send only what changed since the last snapshot instead of the entire repo:
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+ ```bash
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+ eck-snapshot update
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+ ```
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+ This generates `.eck/snapshots/update_<timestamp>.md` containing only changed files and git diffs.
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+ ### Option 2: Full Snapshot Workflow
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+ Here's the traditional workflow for creating complete snapshots and focusing on specific features.
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  #### Step 1: Create a Full Project Snapshot
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  * `restore <snapshot_file>`: Recreates a project's file structure from a snapshot.
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  * `generate-profile-guide`: Creates a guide for manual profile creation. Use this if `profile-detect` fails on very large projects, as it allows you to use an LLM with a larger context window (e.g., a web UI).
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  * `detect`: Shows how `eckSnapshot` has identified your project type and what default file filters are being applied.
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- * `ask-gpt` / `ask-claude`: Directly delegate a task to your configured AI coder agents from the command line.
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+ * `ask-claude`: Directly delegate a task to your configured Claude Code CLI agent from the command line.
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  * `setup-gemini`: A utility to automatically configure integration with the `gemini-cli`.
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  For a full list of commands and options, run `eck-snapshot --help`.
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+ ## Experimental Features
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+ ⚠️ **juniorArchitect**: This feature is currently under development and not yet functional. It's intended to provide automated architectural analysis and suggestions. Contributions to complete this feature are welcome!
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  ## License
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  This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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  "name": "@xelth/eck-snapshot",
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- "version": "4.2.3",
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  "description": "A powerful CLI tool to create and restore single-file text snapshots of Git repositories and directories. Optimized for AI context and LLM workflows.",
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  "main": "index.js",
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  "type": "module",