## Major Changes
### C3.8 Standalone Codebase Scraper SKILL.md Generation
- Complete skill structure for standalone codebase analysis
- Generates comprehensive SKILL.md (300+ lines) with all C3.x analysis
- Creates references/ directory with organized outputs
- Perfect for local/private codebase documentation
### Global Setup Script with FastMCP
- New setup.sh for end-user global installation
- Installs skill-seekers globally from PyPI
- Sets up MCP server configuration automatically
- Separate from development setup (setup_mcp.sh)
### Comprehensive Documentation Reorganization
- Removed 7 temporary/analysis files
- Archived 14 historical documents
- Organized 29 files into clear subdirectories
- Created docs/README.md navigation index
- 3x faster documentation discovery
### Bug Fixes
- Fixed dict format handling in codebase scraper language stats
- SKILL.md generation now works correctly for all codebases
## Full C3.x Suite (from previous unreleased)
- C3.1: Design Pattern Detection
- C3.2: Test Example Extraction
- C3.3: How-To Guide Generation with AI
- C3.4: Configuration Pattern Extraction with AI
- C3.5: Architectural Overview & Skill Integrator
- C3.6: AI Enhancement for patterns and examples
- C3.7: Architectural Pattern Detection
- C3.8: Standalone Codebase Scraper SKILL.md Generation (NEW!)
## Release Info
Version: 2.6.0
Date: 2026-01-13
Branch: development
Status: Ready for PyPI publication
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Add comprehensive AI enhancement to C3.4 Configuration Pattern Extraction
similar to C3.3's dual-mode architecture (API + LOCAL).
NEW CAPABILITIES (What users can do now):
1. **AI-Powered Config Analysis** - Understand what configs do, not just extract them
- Explanations: What each configuration setting does
- Best Practices: Suggested improvements and better organization
- Security Analysis: Identifies hardcoded secrets, exposed credentials
- Migration Suggestions: Opportunities to consolidate configs
- Context: Explains detected patterns and when to use them
2. **Dual-Mode AI Support** (Same as C3.3):
- API Mode: Claude API analyzes configs (requires ANTHROPIC_API_KEY)
- LOCAL Mode: Claude Code CLI (FREE, no API key needed)
- AUTO Mode: Automatically detects best available mode
3. **Seamless Integration**:
- CLI: --enhance, --enhance-local, --ai-mode flags
- Codebase Scraper: Works with existing enhance_with_ai parameter
- MCP Tools: Enhanced extract_config_patterns with AI parameters
- Optional: Enhancement only runs when explicitly requested
Components Added:
- ConfigEnhancer class (~400 lines) - Dual-mode AI enhancement engine
- Enhanced CLI flags in config_extractor.py
- AI integration in codebase_scraper.py config extraction workflow
- MCP tool parameter expansion (enhance, enhance_local, ai_mode)
- FastMCP server tool signature updates
- Comprehensive documentation in CHANGELOG.md and README.md
Performance:
- Basic extraction: ~3 seconds for 100 config files
- With AI enhancement: +30-60 seconds (LOCAL mode, FREE)
- With AI enhancement: +20-40 seconds (API mode, ~$0.10-0.20)
Use Cases:
- Security audits: Find hardcoded secrets across all configs
- Migration planning: Identify consolidation opportunities
- Onboarding: Understand what each config file does
- Best practices: Get improvement suggestions for config organization
Technical Details:
- Structured JSON prompts for reliable AI responses
- 5 enhancement categories: explanations, best_practices, security, migration, context
- Graceful fallback if AI enhancement fails
- Security findings logged separately for visibility
- Results stored in JSON under 'ai_enhancements' key
Testing:
- 28 comprehensive tests in test_config_extractor.py
- Tests cover: file detection, parsing, pattern detection, enhancement modes
- All integrations tested: CLI, codebase_scraper, MCP tools
Documentation:
- CHANGELOG.md: Complete C3.4 feature description
- README.md: Updated C3.4 section with AI enhancement
- MCP tool descriptions: Added AI enhancement details
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BREAKING CHANGE: Force mode is now ON by default (was OFF by default)
User requested: "make this default on with skip flag only"
Changes:
--------
- Force mode is now ON by default (skip all confirmations)
- New flag: `--no-force` to disable force mode (enable confirmations)
- Old flag: `--force` removed (force is always ON now)
Rationale:
----------
- Maximizes automation out-of-the-box
- Better UX for CI/CD and batch processing (no extra flags needed)
- Aligns with "dangerously skip mode" user request
- Explicit opt-out is better than hidden opt-in for automation tools
Migration:
----------
- Before: `skill-seekers enhance output/react/ --force`
- After: `skill-seekers enhance output/react/` (force ON by default!)
- To disable: `skill-seekers enhance output/react/ --no-force`
Behavior:
---------
- Default: `LocalSkillEnhancer(skill_dir, force=True)`
- With --no-force: `LocalSkillEnhancer(skill_dir, force=False)`
CLI Examples:
-------------
# Force ON (default - no flag needed)
skill-seekers enhance output/react/
# Force OFF (enable confirmations)
skill-seekers enhance output/react/ --no-force
# Background with force (force already ON by default)
skill-seekers enhance output/react/ --background
# Background without force (need --no-force)
skill-seekers enhance output/react/ --background --no-force
Files Changed:
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- src/skill_seekers/cli/enhance_skill_local.py
- Changed default: force=False → force=True
- Changed flag: --force → --no-force
- Updated docstring
- Updated help text
- src/skill_seekers/cli/main.py
- Changed flag: --force → --no-force
- Updated argument forwarding
- docs/ENHANCEMENT_MODES.md
- Updated Force Mode section (default ON)
- Updated examples (removed unnecessary --force flags)
- Updated batch enhancement example
- Updated CI/CD example
- CHANGELOG.md
- Updated "Force Mode" description (Default ON)
- Clarified no flag needed
Impact:
-------
- ✅ CI/CD pipelines: No extra flags needed (force ON by default)
- ✅ Batch processing: Cleaner commands
- ✅ Manual users: Use --no-force if they want confirmations
- ✅ Backward compatible: Old behavior available via --no-force
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- API mode: For pattern/example enhancement (batch processing)
- LOCAL mode: For SKILL.md enhancement (opens Claude Code terminal)
- Both modes still available, serve different purposes
- Updated CHANGELOG to explain when to use each mode
BREAKING CHANGE: All codebase analysis features are now enabled by default
This improves user experience by maximizing value out-of-the-box. Users
now get all analysis features (API reference, dependency graph, pattern
detection, test example extraction) without needing to know about flags.
Changes:
- Changed flag pattern from --build-* to --skip-* for better discoverability
- Updated function signature: all analysis features default to True
- Inverted boolean logic: --skip-* flags disable features
- Added backward compatibility warnings for deprecated --build-* flags
- Updated help text and usage examples
Migration:
- Remove old --build-* flags from your scripts (features now ON by default)
- Use new --skip-* flags to disable specific features if needed
Old (DEPRECATED):
codebase-scraper --directory . --build-api-reference --build-dependency-graph
New:
codebase-scraper --directory . # All features enabled by default
codebase-scraper --directory . --skip-patterns # Disable specific features
Rationale:
- Users should get maximum value by default
- Explicit opt-out is better than hidden opt-in
- Improves feature discoverability
- Aligns with user expectations from C2 and C3 features
Testing:
- All 107 codebase analysis tests passing
- Backward compatibility warnings working correctly
- Help text updated correctly
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- Switch from manual package listing to automatic discovery
- Improves maintainability and prevents missing module bugs
- All tests passing (700+ tests)
- Package contents verified identical to v2.5.1
Fixes#226
Merges #227
Thanks to @iamKhan79690 for the contribution!
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Add automatic skill installation to 10+ AI coding agents with a single command.
New Features:
- New install-agent command for installing skills to any AI agent
- Support for 10+ agents: Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Amp, Goose, OpenCode, Letta, Aide, Windsurf
- Smart path resolution (global ~/.agent vs project-relative .agent/)
- Fuzzy agent name matching with suggestions
- --agent all flag to install to all agents at once
- --force flag to overwrite existing installations
- --dry-run flag to preview installations
- Comprehensive error handling and user feedback
Implementation:
- Created install_agent.py (379 lines) with core installation logic
- Updated main.py with install-agent subcommand
- Updated pyproject.toml with entry point
- Added 32 comprehensive tests (all passing, 603 total)
- No regressions in existing functionality
Documentation:
- Updated README.md with multi-agent installation guide
- Updated CLAUDE.md with install-agent examples
- Updated CHANGELOG.md with v2.3.0 release notes
- Added agent compatibility table
Technical Details:
- 100% own implementation (no external dependencies)
- Pure Python using stdlib (shutil, pathlib, argparse)
- Compatible with Agent Skills open standard (agentskills.io)
- Works offline
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Phase 4 Complete:
- Updated README.md with git source usage examples and use cases
- Created docs/GIT_CONFIG_SOURCES.md (800+ lines comprehensive guide)
- Updated CHANGELOG.md with v2.2.0 release notes
- Added configs/example-team/ example repository with E2E test
Documentation covers:
- Quick start and architecture
- MCP tools reference (4 tools with examples)
- Authentication for GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket
- Use cases (small teams, enterprise, open source)
- Best practices, troubleshooting, advanced topics
- Complete API reference
Example repository includes:
- 3 example configs (react-custom, vue-internal, company-api)
- README with usage guide
- E2E test script (7 steps, 100% passing)
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Major improvements:
- Configurable directory exclusions (Issue #203)
- Unlimited local repository analysis
- Skip llms.txt option (PR #198)
- 10+ bug fixes for GitHub scraper
- Test suite expanded to 427 tests
See CHANGELOG.md for full details.
Updates across all major documentation files to reflect v2.1.0 release
status and recent completions.
Changes:
- CLAUDE.md:
* Updated version from v2.0.0 to v2.1.0
* Updated date to November 29, 2025
* Updated test count from 391 to 427
* Moved completed PRs (#195, #198) and Issue #203 to "Completed" section
* Updated "Next Up" priorities
- README.md:
* Updated version badge from 2.0.0 to 2.1.0
* Updated test badge from 379 to 427 passing
- CHANGELOG.md:
* Added Issue #203 (Configurable EXCLUDED_DIRS) to Unreleased section
* Documented 19 comprehensive tests for exclude_dirs feature
* Listed both extend and replace modes
- FUTURE_RELEASES.md:
* Marked v2.1.0 as "Released" (November 29, 2025)
* Moved "Fix 12 unified tests" to completed
* Updated release schedule table
- FLEXIBLE_ROADMAP.md:
* Updated current status from v1.0.0 to v2.1.0
* Added latest release date
* Expanded "What Works" section with new features
* Updated test count to 427
All documentation now accurately reflects:
- v2.1.0 release status ✅
- 427 tests passing (up from 391) ✅ - Issue #203 completion ✅
- PR #195 and #198 merged status ✅
Related: #203
README.md:
- Add PyPI badges (version, downloads, python version)
- Update test count from 299 to 379 passing tests
- Add prominent 'Now Available on PyPI!' callout section
- Reorder installation options (pip as Option 1, uv as Option 2)
- Add links to Quick Start and Bulletproof guides
- Emphasize PyPI as the recommended installation method
CHANGELOG.md:
- Add comprehensive v2.0.0 release entry (dated 2025-11-11)
- Document PyPI publication as major milestone
- Detail modern Python packaging changes
- Include unified CLI interface documentation
- Add migration guide for users and developers
- List all breaking changes and deprecations
- Document 379 passing tests and import fixes
FUTURE_RELEASES.md (NEW):
- Create roadmap document for upcoming releases
- Plan v2.1.0 (Dec 2025): Test coverage & quality improvements
- Plan v2.2.0 (Q1 2026): Web presence & community growth
- Plan v2.3.0 (Q2 2026): Developer experience & integrations
- Long-term vision for v3.0+
- Community contribution guidelines
- Release schedule and priority system
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Infrastructure:
- Add GitHub Actions workflows (tests.yml, release.yml)
- Add CHANGELOG.md with full version history
- Add CONTRIBUTING.md with contribution guidelines
- Add RELEASE_NOTES_v1.0.0.md for v1.0.0 release
Documentation:
- Update README.md with version badge (v1.0.0)
- Update test count badge (14 tests)
- Add links to new documentation files
Features:
- CI/CD pipeline with automated testing
- Multi-OS testing (Ubuntu, macOS)
- Multi-Python version testing (3.7-3.11)
- Automated release creation on tag push
- Code coverage reporting
This completes the v1.0.0 production release setup.
