ft-scout 1.0.9 → 1.1.0

package/.ft/context.json

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-{
-  "projectName": "FT-CLI",
-  "targetDir": "C:\\Users\\rishi\\FT-CLI",
-  "stack": "The FT-CLI project solves the core problem of new codebase onboarding by providing an intelligent co-pilot, leveraging a technical stack that combines Node.js, TypeScript, and OpenAI, with a unique value proposition rooted in its AI-driven LLM integration, which differentiates it from traditional CLI tools. This architectural design enables a scalable and adaptive onboarding experience, positioning FT-CLI for significant growth in the developer tooling space. The runtime architecture, powered by Node.js 18.0.0 or higher, ensures a performant and efficient execution environment. By integrating with git and utilizing AI for code understanding, FT-CLI establishes a robust moat against competitors, offering a sophisticated onboarding solution that dynamically adapts to project complexities.",
-  "entryPoint": "bin/ft.js",
-  "painPoints": [
-    "⚡ [Subsystem Risk]: The reliance on the openai dependency for AI-driven functionalities introduces potential risks related to API rate limits, service downtime, or changes in the OpenAI API, which could significantly impact FT-CLI's core functionality and user experience.",
-    "⚡ [Scaling Bottleneck]: As the user base grows, managing state and operational data efficiently becomes critical; the current implementation might face scaling bottlenecks, particularly if not optimized for high concurrency and large data volumes, potentially leading to performance issues.",
-    "⚡ [Execution Note]: The specified Node.js version requirement (>=18.0.0) is crucial for ensuring the compatibility and performance of the application, emphasizing the need for developers to adhere to this versioning to avoid compatibility issues during onboarding and development."
-  ],
-  "readOrder": [
-    "package.json -> This file is foundational to understanding the project's architecture, dependencies, and scripts, providing a comprehensive overview of the technical stack and build processes.",
-    "src/email-template.html -> Reading this file next is crucial for understanding the templating system used for email notifications, offering insights into the UI/UX aspects of the onboarding process.",
-    "bin/ft.js -> This file details the core business logic and CLI pipeline routing, showcasing how the application integrates various dependencies and services to deliver its primary functionality."
-  ],
-  "createdAt": "2026-07-31T14:17:23.053Z"
-}

package/email-template.txt

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-Subject: 🚀 Introducing FrontTerrain (ft-scout): Your AI Onboarding Co-Pilot for Codebases
-Preheader: Instant codebase summaries, fragility risk maps, and knowledge owner detection in your terminal.
-
-Hey FrontTerrain Developer 👋,
-
-Jumping into a massive or legacy codebase can be intimidating. You waste hours deciphering complex file structures, guessing who owns which module, or accidentally editing fragile hotspots.
-
-That’s why we built ft-scout (FrontTerrain CLI v1.0.9) — your AI co-pilot designed to give you instant codebase clarity directly inside your terminal!
-
----
-
-⚡ WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH FT-SCOUT:
-
-1. ft init — AI Onboarding Teardown
-   Get an instant, high-energy summary of repository architecture, tech stack, and key modules so you can start contributing immediately.
-
-2. ft risky — Code Fragility Risk Map
-   Analyzes commit churn, hotfixes, and historical regressions to alert you about high-risk hotspots and line ranges before you touch them.
-
-3. ft owners <path> — Domain Knowledge Holders
-   Identifies true code experts based on real commit frequency and authorship—so you know exactly who to loop into code reviews.
-
-4. ft setup — Local Dev Diagnostic
-   Automatically scans missing .env keys, node runtime mismatches, and configuration issues before they break your local build.
-
----
-
-🚀 QUICK START GUIDE:
-
-1. Install ft-scout globally via npm:
-   $ npm install -g ft-scout
-
-2. Run inside any Git codebase:
-   $ ft init
-
-3. Get your risk map:
-   $ ft risky
-
----
-
-🔗 GitHub & Documentation: https://github.com/Front-Terrain/FT-Check#readme
-
-Happy Coding! 🚀
-Front Terrain Team