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Generate concise, LLM-friendly repository summaries (Markdown) using the SourceSage CLI — supports lite mode, language switching, and targeted repo analysis.
SourceSage CLI turns a code repository into an AI-friendly Markdown summary. It extracts README sections, file statistics, Git metadata, and a concise repository narrative into .SourceSageAssets/Repository_summary.md. The tool supports a --lite output for compact summaries, language selection (e.g. English/Japanese), and an optional deprecated tag-diff report for release comparisons.
Use SourceSage when you need a fast, structured overview of a repository for downstream LLM tasks: onboarding a model to a codebase, preparing documentation for analysis, or generating a compact summary for tooling that expects Markdown inputs. Prefer uv run sage inside the repo; use --lite for exploratory passes or when you want to limit token usage.
uv run usage notes (no additional scripts directory flagged).references/ folder detected.sage command for the task (uv run sage, uv run sage --lite, or uv run --directory <sourcesage-root> sage --repo <target>), then verify the generated .SourceSageAssets/Repository_summary.md.This skill is suited for code-aware agents and CLI-enabled assistants (e.g., Codex/Copilot-style agents or any agent that can run shell commands) that need structured repository summaries to prime prompts or perform analysis.
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