Git Hotspot AI

A lightweight CLI tool for analyzing git hotspots and triggering AI post-processing tasks.

Features

• Git Hotspot Analysis: Identify the most frequently modified files in your repository
• Flexible Filtering: Filter by time range, file patterns, and minimum commit counts
• AI Task Integration: Trigger AI-powered analysis tasks on hotspot files
• Configurable Output: Select top files by percentage or absolute count
• Dry Run Mode: Preview results without executing AI tasks

Installation

From Source

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/git-hotspot-ai.git
cd git-hotspot-ai
pip install -e .

Development Installation

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/git-hotspot-ai.git
cd git-hotspot-ai
pip install -e ".[dev]"

Usage

Basic Usage

# analyze current directory
git-hotspot-ai

# analyze specific repository
git-hotspot-ai --repo /path/to/repo

# show top 20 files
git-hotspot-ai --top 20

# show top 15% of files
git-hotspot-ai --top 15%

# dry run (preview without AI tasks)
git-hotspot-ai --dry-run

Advanced Options

# analyze files modified in the last 6 months
git-hotspot-ai --since "6 months ago"

# ignore test files and documentation
git-hotspot-ai --ignore "tests/*,docs/*,*.md"

# only consider files with at least 5 commits
git-hotspot-ai --min-commits 5

# run specific AI tasks
git-hotspot-ai --tasks "annotate,structure,performance"

Command Line Options

AI Tasks

The tool supports the following AI tasks:

• annotate: Add code annotations and comments
• structure: Analyze and improve code structure
• skills: Identify required skills and expertise
• performance: Analyze performance characteristics
• mvp: Generate MVP recommendations

How It Works

1. Git Analysis: Uses git log --numstat to collect file modification statistics
2. Scoring: Combines commit count and line changes to score files
3. Filtering: Applies time range, ignore patterns, and minimum commit filters
4. Selection: Selects top files based on percentage or count
5. AI Dispatch: Triggers configured AI tasks on selected files

Scoring Algorithm

Files are scored using the formula:

score = commit_count + 0.1 * line_changes

This balances the frequency of changes with the magnitude of changes.

Examples

Find Most Active Files

# top 10 most active files
git-hotspot-ai --top 10

# top 5% of files with at least 3 commits
git-hotspot-ai --top 5% --min-commits 3

Analyze Recent Changes

# files modified in last 3 months
git-hotspot-ai --since "3 months ago"

# recent changes excluding tests
git-hotspot-ai --since "1 month ago" --ignore "test_*,*_test.py"

Development Workflow

# preview what would be analyzed
git-hotspot-ai --dry-run --top 20

# run AI analysis on top files
git-hotspot-ai --top 20 --tasks "annotate,structure"

Development

Running Tests

pytest

Code Formatting

black git_hotspot_ai/
isort git_hotspot_ai/

Type Checking

mypy git_hotspot_ai/

Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Make your changes
4. Add tests
5. Submit a pull request

License

MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.

Changelog

0.1.0

• Initial release
• Basic git hotspot analysis
• CLI interface
• AI task dispatch framework