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compos-cli
Command-line interface for Compos — persistent architectural memory for your codebase.
Install
uv tool install compos-cli
# or: pipx install compos-cli
Requires Python 3.13+.
Usage
compos init # create .compos/map.json in the current project
compos analyze # run static analysis and populate the map
compos versions # list map versions
compos snapshot <N> # view a specific version
compos --version
compos --help
What it does
Runs language analyzers (Python, TypeScript, Docker Compose) to detect:
- Components — services, libraries, databases, frontends (with source-file paths)
- Relationships — imports, HTTP calls, DB queries, event publishes
Results merge into .compos/map.json, a deterministic JSON document versioned on each run.
Companion tools
- compos-mcp — MCP server for AI builders
- Claude Code plugin —
/install-plugin github:fer46/compos-plugin
Documentation
Full docs, concepts, and tier comparison: https://github.com/fer46/compos.
License
MIT.
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