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Developer builds LLM tool to audit and prune unused repo assets

A developer has created a tool called repo-asset-stocktake to manage accumulated non-code files in software repositories, such as abandoned configurations and outdated runbooks. The tool employs a two-tier approach: first, it uses `grep` to identify files that are structurally sound but potentially unused, and then it leverages a large language model (LLM) to semantically evaluate the value of these candidate files. This LLM-driven judgment helps determine whether files should be kept, updated, merged, or retired, addressing the limitations of traditional linters which only check for structural correctness. AI

IMPACT Helps manage technical debt and improve repository organization by identifying and pruning unused assets.

RANK_REASON Developer-created tool for managing code repositories.

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Developer builds LLM tool to audit and prune unused repo assets

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  1. dev.to — Claude Code tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Tatsuya Shimomoto ·

    Linters Can't Measure a Non-Code Asset's Value — I Built an LLM Stocktake for It

    <blockquote> <p><strong>What this article covers</strong>: how to take stock of the "abandoned configs, dead workflows, and runbooks no one reads" that accumulate in a repository, using a two-tier method — <strong>grep for structure, an LLM for value</strong>. You can drop it in …