akaidoo 1.4.1

List files from Odoo addon dependencies using manifestoo.

Akaidoo: win your Odoo AI context fight!

The ultimate bridge between your Odoo codebase and Large Language Models.

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Akaidoo extends manifestoo to intelligently survey, filter, and dump Odoo source code, providing highly optimized context for AI-driven development. It solves the critical problem of fitting relevant Odoo code into LLM context windows while preserving the information AI needs to help you.

Quick Start

# Install
pip install akaidoo

# Survey your addon (shows dependency tree)
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf

# Dump context to clipboard (smart defaults)
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf -x

# Dump with budget constraint (auto-escalates shrink)
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf -B 100k -o context.md

Core Concepts

The 2-Stage Workflow: Map, then Dump

1. Map: Survey the codebase to understand scope and relationships
2. Dump: Generate optimized context for your AI assistant

How Akaidoo Thinks

Akaidoo uses a multi-pass algorithm:

1. Discovery: Scans all Python files to build a complete model relationship graph
2. Expansion: Determines which models are "relevant" based on complexity scores
3. Action: Shrinks code intelligently based on model category and relevance

Usage Examples

Basic Operations

# Survey addon (tree view, no dump)
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf

# Dump to clipboard
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf -x

# Dump to file
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf -o context.md

# Open in editor
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf -e

Controlling Expansion

# Auto-expand (default) - akaidoo picks high-score models
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf -x

# Explicit mode - ONLY expand specific models (disables auto-expand)
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf -E sale.order,stock.picking -x

# Additive mode - add models to auto-expand set
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf --add-expand account.move -x

# Remove from auto-expand set
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf --rm-expand mail.thread -x

Controlling Context Size

# Set shrink level manually
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf --shrink=hard -x

# Budget mode - auto-escalate shrink to fit token budget
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf -B 100k -o context.md

# Max shrink - data model skeleton only
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf --shrink=max -x

Advanced Usage

# Multiple addons
akaidoo sale_stock,purchase_stock -c odoo.conf -x

# Include views and wizards
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf --include=view,wizard -x

# Include OpenUpgrade migration scripts
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf -u ~/OpenUpgrade -o migration.md

# Prune specific large methods
akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf --prune-methods sale.order._compute_amounts -x

Shrink Modes

The --shrink option controls how aggressively code is compressed:

Level	Target Addons	Dependency Addons	Use Case
none	Full code	Full code	Maximum detail
soft (default)	Full code	Shrunk (methods -> pass)	General development
medium	Lightly shrunk	Heavily shrunk	Moderate context
hard	Shrunk	Very shrunk	Focused debugging
max	Skeleton only	Skeleton only	Data model overview

What Gets Shrunk?

• Full: Complete code with all logic preserved
• Soft: Method bodies replaced with pass # shrunk, signatures kept
• Hard: Methods removed entirely, only fields and class structure
• Max: Fields summarized, only relational fields to relevant models detailed

Expansion Options

Akaidoo intelligently decides which models to show in full detail ("expand") vs shrink.

Auto-Expand (Default)

By default, akaidoo scans your target addons and auto-expands models with high "complexity scores" (based on fields, methods, and lines of code).

Explicit Mode (--expand / -E)

Use when you want ONLY specific models expanded. This disables auto-expand:

# Only expand sale.order - everything else gets shrunk
akaidoo sale_stock -E sale.order -x

Use case: Debugging a specific model, investigating a traceback.

Additive Mode (--add-expand)

Add models to the auto-expand set without disabling auto-expand:

# Auto-expand + also expand stock.move
akaidoo sale_stock --add-expand stock.move -x

Use case: Need more context on a related model.

Remove from Expansion (--rm-expand)

Remove noisy models from auto-expand set:

# Don't expand mail.thread even if it scores high
akaidoo sale_stock --rm-expand mail.thread -x

Agent Mode

Agent mode (--agent) produces context optimized for AI agents that can read files directly. Instead of including full source in the dump, it provides:

1. Schema Map: Summarized data model structure (fields, relations)
2. Read Instructions: File paths and line ranges for the agent to read and use context caching

akaidoo sale_stock -c odoo.conf --agent -o .akaidoo/context/background.md

Output Structure

## 1. PROJECT STRUCTURE (Dependency Order)
[Module tree showing inheritance order]

## 2. SCHEMA MAP
Path: .akaidoo/context/background.md
(Summarized models - use for navigation, not implementation details)

## 3. LOGIC & SOURCE CODE
| Model | Type | Path | Range |
| sale.order | Ext | addons/sale/models/sale.py | 45-320 |

Use case: AI coding assistants (Claude, Cursor) that have file reading capabilities.

MCP Server

Akaidoo can run as a persistent Model Context Protocol server, allowing AI agents to dynamically query your Odoo codebase.

Starting the Server

akaidoo serve

Available Tools

read_module_source (Primary)

Retrieves Odoo addon source code with intelligent context optimization.

read_module_source(
    addon="sale_stock",                    # Required
    shrink_mode="soft",                    # none/soft/medium/hard/max
    expand_models=["sale.order"],          # Explicit mode (disables auto-expand)
    add_expand_models=["stock.move"],      # Additive mode (works with auto-expand)
    context_budget_tokens=100000,          # Auto-escalate shrink to fit
)

get_context_map (Optional)

Shows dependency tree before committing to full dump:

get_context_map(addon="sale_stock")

get_context_summary (Optional)

Returns metrics (token counts, expanded models) for planning:

get_context_summary(addon="sale_stock")
# Returns: {"total_tokens": 85000, "expand_models": ["sale.order"], ...}

Integration Example (Claude Desktop)

Add to your Claude Desktop config (~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "akaidoo": {
      "command": "akaidoo",
      "args": ["serve"]
    }
  }
}

Tree View

When running without output flags, akaidoo shows a tree view with:

• Module dependency structure
• File sizes
• Per-model shrink indicators with color coding:
  • Red (full): Complete code preserved
  • Yellow (soft): Method bodies shrunk
  • Cyan (hard): Only fields and API
  • Dim (max): Skeleton only

Module: sale_stock
Path: addons/sale_stock
├── models/sale_order.py (12KB) [Models: sale.order (full), stock.picking (soft)]
├── models/stock_move.py (8KB) [Models: stock.move (hard)]
│
└── Module: sale
    Path: addons/sale
    ├── models/sale.py (45KB) [Models: sale.order (full)]

Framework Exclusions

By default, akaidoo excludes well-known framework addons that LLMs typically know:

base, web, web_editor, web_tour, portal, mail, digest, bus, auth_signup, base_setup, http_routing, utm, uom, product

# Add to exclusion list
akaidoo sale_stock --exclude my_addon -x

# Force include a default-excluded addon
akaidoo sale_stock --no-exclude mail -x

Directory Mode

Pass a directory path (with trailing /) to scan arbitrary directories:

# Scan directory recursively (not Odoo mode)
akaidoo ./my_scripts/ -o dump.md

Environment Variables

Variable	Purpose
ODOO_RC / ODOO_CONFIG	Odoo configuration file path
ODOO_VERSION / ODOO_SERIES	Odoo version/series
EDITOR / VISUAL	Default editor for --edit mode

Installation

# Basic installation
pip install akaidoo

# With MCP server support
pip install akaidoo[mcp]

# Development installation
pip install -e ".[test]"

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a PR on GitHub.

# Run tests
pytest tests/

# Run with verbose output
pytest tests/ -v

License

MIT