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Library Analyzer

Analyze open-source libraries for contribution readiness. Get a structured report covering codebase structure, lifecycle, issues, and recommended first contributions.

Installation

Install via hamkit:

hamkit install library-analyzer

Usage

Slash Command

/library-analyzer:analyze facebook/react
/library-analyzer:analyze /path/to/local/repo

Auto-Activation

The skill activates automatically when you mention contribution intent:

• “I want to contribute to facebook/react”
• “Analyze this library for contribution”
• “Help me contribute to tokio-rs/tokio”

How It Works

1. Input parsing — accepts GitHub URL, owner/repo shorthand, or local path
2. Data collection — uses deepwiki-cli (URL mode) or static file analysis (local mode)
3. Issue collection — fetches open issues via gh CLI (good-first-issue, help-wanted, recent)
4. Parallel analysis — 3 specialized agents analyze simultaneously:
   • codebase-agent: directory structure, modules, domain keywords
   • lifecycle-agent: runtime flow, extension points
   • contribution-agent: contribution guide, issue landscape, first contribution recommendations
5. Report generation — assembles results into docs/library-analysis/<name>-<date>.md

Output

The generated report includes 8 sections:

1. Directory Structure
2. Module Architecture
3. Key Concepts
4. Lifecycle
5. Extension Points
6. How to Contribute
7. Issue Landscape
8. Recommended First Contributions

Prerequisites

• deepwiki-cli (required for URL mode): cargo install deepwiki-cli
• gh CLI (optional, for issue collection): brew install gh && gh auth login

If deepwiki-cli is not installed, clone the repo and use local mode instead.

Examples

# Analyze a popular library
/library-analyzer:analyze facebook/react

# Analyze a Rust project
/library-analyzer:analyze tokio-rs/tokio

# Analyze a local clone
/library-analyzer:analyze ./my-local-repo

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