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repo-map

Ranked symbol map of a codebase within a token budget — a compact "what matters in this repo" before reading files. Use when starting work in an unfamiliar/large codebase, before a refactor or deep-review fan-out, when you need JIT context instead of dumping whole files, or asked "give me a map of this repo / where are the important functions / what's the structure". Zero-dependency (stdlib only); Aider-inspired regex extraction and PageRank ranking, not a tree-sitter parser. Do NOT use to find correctness/security defects in a change or to audit a diff; use deep-review for that (this only ranks and lists symbols, it does not evaluate code quality).

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# repo-map

Produces a **ranked list of the structurally-important symbol definitions** in a
codebase, capped to a token budget. The point: instead of dumping whole files
(wasteful, blows the context window), get a cheap "skeleton" of the repo —
the functions/classes everything else depends on — and read full files only
where it matters.

This is our zero-dependency port of [Aider's repo-map](https://aider.chat/docs/repomap.html).

## When to use

- **Onboarding** to an unfamiliar or large codebase — get the lay of the land first.
- **Before a refactor / `deep-review` / `workflow-orchestration` fan-out** — feed each