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Scan subdirectories and files to create/update projects.tsv with metadata and LLM-generated summaries
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| name | scan-projects |
| description | Scan subdirectories and files to create/update projects.tsv with metadata and LLM-generated summaries |
Scans all entries (git repos, plain directories, and standalone files) in the current folder and creates/updates a projects.tsv file with metadata and summaries.
The projects.tsv file contains tab-separated columns:
git, dir, or filepython3 ~/.claude/skills/scan-projects/scan.py
Collects metadata for all entries. Git repos get full metadata (language, license, commits, URL). Plain directories get language detection and license scanning. Files get type classification. All summaries start as "NEEDS_ANALYSIS".
batch_update.pyupdate_summary.py --list [N]: List N entries needing analysisupdate_summary.py <folder> <summary>: Update single entrybatch_update.py -: Batch update from JSON (stdin)batch_update.py <file.json>: Batch update from JSON file| Type | Language detection | License | Commits | URL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
git | File extension counting | LICENSE/COPYING parsing | Earliest + latest | git remote get-url origin |
dir | File extension counting | LICENSE/COPYING parsing | N/A | N/A |
file | Extension mapping | N/A | N/A | N/A |
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