LogicStamp Context CLI
Complete documentation for LogicStamp Context CLI - commands, usage examples, token optimization, drift detection, and schema reference.
Getting Started
Initialize LogicStamp in your project and compile your first context bundle.
`init` Command
Initialize LogicStamp in your project by setting up .gitignore patterns and LLM_CONTEXT.md.
Core Commands
Essential commands for compiling and managing AI-ready context bundles.
`context` Command
Compile AI-ready context bundles from your TypeScript codebase. The primary command for context compilation.
`style` Command
Generate context bundles with style metadata included. Extract visual and layout information from React components.
Watch Mode
Incremental rebuilds with change detection. Automatically regenerate context when files change.
Analysis & Validation
Commands for detecting changes, validating context files, and comparing snapshots.
`compare` Command
Compare all context files to detect drift across your project. Supports git baseline mode (v0.7.2) for CI/CD validation against git refs. Identify changes in components, props, and dependencies.
Compare Modes
Understand token cost differences across context generation modes (none, header, header+style, full).
`validate` Command
Validate generated context files before sharing or committing. Ensure context integrity and schema compliance.
Maintenance
Commands for managing generated files and configuration.
Framework Support
Learn how LogicStamp analyzes and extracts information from different frameworks and libraries.
React Support
Learn how LogicStamp detects and extracts React components, hooks, props, and state.
Next.js Support
Next.js App Router support with route roles, segment paths, and metadata extraction.
Express.js Support
Express.js route detection, API signature extraction, and handler analysis.
NestJS Support
NestJS controller detection, decorator extraction, and API signature analysis.
UI Frameworks Support
Style metadata extraction for Tailwind CSS, Material UI, ShadCN/UI, Radix UI, Styled Components, CSS/SCSS, and Framer Motion.
Reference
Complete documentation for commands, options, formats, and usage guides.
Commands Overview
List of all available CLI commands and global options with descriptions.
LLM Context Format
Schema and structure of the generated context for LLMs. Understand the output format.
Usage Guides
Practical examples and workflows using LogicStamp Context in real-world scenarios.
TOON Format
Understand the TOON (TypeScript Object-Oriented Notation) format for context bundles.
Next Steps
Install LogicStamp Context CLI and generate your first AI-ready context bundle in minutes.