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CodeGuardian: AI-Powered Codebase Documentation

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A command-line tool that maps and documents codebases of any size using parallel AI sub-agents.

About The Project

CodeGuardian is designed to give developers a high-level overview of any new or existing codebase. It recursively scans a target directory, dispatches AI-powered analysis agents to each file, and generates a consolidated report of the project's structure, components, and complexity.

This tool helps in:

• Quickly onboarding new developers.
• Identifying key components and potential areas for refactoring.
• Generating automatic documentation stubs.

Features

• Parallel Analysis: Utilizes multiple AI agents to process files concurrently, making it fast and efficient for large codebases.
• Extensible Agent System: Easily extendable to support different types of analysis (e.g., security vulnerabilities, style-guide compliance, dependency checking).
• CLI Interface: Simple and intuitive command-line for easy integration into your workflow.
• Platform Agnostic: Built with Python, it runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Python 3.9 or later

Installation

1. Clone the repo

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/codeguardian.git

2. Install the package

   cd codeguardian
   pip install .

Usage

To analyze a codebase, run CodeGuardian and point it to the target directory:

codeguardian /path/to/your/project

License

Distributed under the MIT License. See `LICENSE` for more information.