Copy-paste walkthroughs for common Repowise setups. Each example is a
self-contained README under examples/<name>/.
| Example | What it shows |
|---|---|
| codex/ | Codex CLI setup: repowise init --codex, smoke checks, local plugin install |
| dead-code/ | repowise dead-code — unused exports and cleanup candidates (no LLM key) |
| decisions/ | repowise decision list/health/confirm — architectural records (no LLM key) |
| distill/ | distill / expand / saved — compress command output (no LLM key) |
| health-coverage/ | Code health, coverage ingest, and impacted-tests (no LLM key) |
| hooks-sync/ | hook install + watch — keep the index fresh (no LLM key) |
| opencode/ | OpenCode as the LLM provider for wiki generation |
| risk/ | repowise risk change / PR defect scoring (no LLM key) |
| search/ | repowise search fulltext / symbol / semantic wiki lookup |
| security-scan/ | Working-tree security signals + OSS security scan --history (no LLM key) |
| structurizr-export/ | export --format structurizr fragment vs standalone (no LLM key) |
| wiki-export/ | export markdown / html / json wiki pages (no LLM key) |
- One directory per topic:
examples/<name>/README.md. - Prefer real CLI commands that match
docs/reference/CLI_REFERENCE.md. - Link deeper docs instead of duplicating them.
- Keep smoke checks short and runnable without inventing fake APIs.