Codebase Unifier & Architect FAQs

Question 1

Which directories are excluded by default?

Accepted Answer

Unify automatically ignores common non-source directories such as .git, node_modules, venv, dist, and build, as well as all binary assets.

Question 2

Can I customize the depth of the code analysis?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can adjust parameters like the clustering threshold, maximum iterations, and block size via command-line arguments to tune the granularity of the architectural decomposition.

Question 3

What is the primary purpose of the Unify skill?

Accepted Answer

The Unify skill analyzes a local directory to create a structured, modular representation of the codebase using Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAG) to help developers understand and optimize dependencies.

Question 4

What kind of output does Unify generate?

Accepted Answer

Unify generates several deterministic artifacts, including an index.md manifest, an analysis.json metadata file for graph data, and a report.md containing diagnostics and scores.

Question 5

Does Unify execute my source code during analysis?

Accepted Answer

No, Unify is a static analysis tool that maps structure and architecture without executing any of your project's source code.

Codebase Unifier & Architect

Key Features

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Codebase Unifier & Architect

Key Features

Use Cases