📦 Repomix is a powerful tool that packs your entire repository into a single, AI-friendly file. Perf repo-bundler, typescript, ai, anthropic.

How to install Repomix?

Run: claude skill add --url github.com/openclaw/skills/tree/main/skills/bytesagain1/repo-bundler

Repo Bundler

Name: Repomix
Rating: 5 (4460 reviews)
Author: bytesagain1

📦 Repo Bundler v2.0.0 is a utility toolkit for bundling, analyzing, converting, and managing repository data. It provides a thorough CLI with timestamped logging, data export in multiple formats, and full activity history tracking.

Commands

All commands accept optional <input> arguments. When called without arguments, they display recent entries from their respective logs. When called with input, they record a new timestamped entry.

Command	Usage	Description
`run`	`repo-bundler run [input]`	Run a bundler operation and log the result
`check`	`repo-bundler check [input]`	Check repository state or validate input
`convert`	`repo-bundler convert [input]`	Convert data between formats
`analyze`	`repo-bundler analyze [input]`	Analyze repository structure or content
`generate`	`repo-bundler generate [input]`	Generate output files or reports
`preview`	`repo-bundler preview [input]`	Preview bundler output before committing
`batch`	`repo-bundler batch [input]`	Process multiple items in batch mode
`compare`	`repo-bundler compare [input]`	Compare two repositories or snapshots
`export`	`repo-bundler export [input]`	Log an export operation
`config`	`repo-bundler config [input]`	Manage configuration settings
`status`	`repo-bundler status [input]`	Log or view status entries
`report`	`repo-bundler report [input]`	Generate or log reports

Utility Commands

Command	Usage	Description
`stats`	`repo-bundler stats`	Show summary statistics across all log files
`export <fmt>`	`repo-bundler export json\|csv\|txt`	Export all data in JSON, CSV, or plain text format
`search <term>`	`repo-bundler search <term>`	Search across all log entries (case-insensitive)
`recent`	`repo-bundler recent`	Show the 20 most recent activity entries
`status`	`repo-bundler status`	Health check — version, data dir, entry count, disk usage
`help`	`repo-bundler help`	Show full command reference
`version`	`repo-bundler version`	Print version string (`repo-bundler v2.0.0`)

Data Storage

All data is stored locally in ~/.local/share/repo-bundler/:

history.log — Master activity log with timestamps for every operation
run.log, check.log, convert.log, etc. — Per-command log files storing timestamp|input entries
export.json, export.csv, export.txt — Generated export files

Each entry is stored in pipe-delimited format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM|value. The data directory is created automatically on first use.

Requirements

Bash 4.0+ (uses set -euo pipefail, local variables)
Standard Unix tools: date, wc, du, tail, grep, sed, basename, cat
No external dependencies, API keys, or network access required
Works on Linux, macOS, and WSL

When to Use

Bundling a repository for AI consumption — Use run to process and pack repo contents into a single file suitable for LLM context windows
Analyzing repository structure — Use analyze to examine file counts, directory layout, and content patterns across a codebase
Comparing repository snapshots — Use compare to track differences between two versions or branches of a repository bundle
Batch processing multiple repos — Use batch to queue and process several repositories in sequence with logged results
Exporting bundler history for auditing — Use export json to generate a structured record of all bundler operations for compliance or review

Examples

bash

# Bundle a repository and log the operation
repo-bundler run my-project-v2.3

# Analyze repository structure
repo-bundler analyze ./src --depth=3

# Compare two repository snapshots
repo-bundler compare main-branch feature-branch

# Batch process multiple repos
repo-bundler batch repo1 repo2 repo3

# Export all history as JSON
repo-bundler export json

# Search for a specific entry across all logs
repo-bundler search "my-project"

# View summary statistics
repo-bundler stats

# Check system health
repo-bundler status

Output

All commands output structured text to stdout. Use standard shell redirection to capture output: