Which directories are excluded by default?

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

Can I customize the depth of the code analysis?

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.

What is the primary purpose of the Unify skill?

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.

What kind of output does Unify generate?

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.

Does Unify execute my source code during analysis?

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

Codebase Unifier & Architect

Name: Codebase Unifier & Architect
Author: Zpankz

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Transforms complex code directories into modular, dependency-mapped architectures with explicit structural bridges.

Unify is a sophisticated context-unification engine designed to map and restructure large codebases into actionable, modular systems. It recursively analyzes a target directory to build a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) of dependencies, clustering related code into core, module, and bridge tiers. This tool is ideal for developers who need to audit legacy systems, optimize project ontology, or generate a deterministic manifest of a repository's internal logic to improve architectural clarity and AI context management.