You know that thing where you clone a repo and spend the first 15–20 minutes just trying to figure...
Developer releases codeglance, a CLI mapping any repo's stack and entry points in one command—eliminating 15–20 minutes of manual exploration. The --for-ai flag generates summaries for Claude/Cursor, removing repo dumps—valuable as engineering velocity depends on efficient context transfer in AI-assisted workflows.
You know that thing where you clone a repo and spend the first 15–20 minutes just trying to figure out what it even is?
You open package.json, look for scripts, check if there's a Dockerfile, search for the entry point, wonder if there are tests anywhere. And you do this every single time.
I got annoyed enough to build something about it. It's called codeglance.
What it does
Run one command in any repo:
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