/icpg-bootstrap
Infer ReasonNodes from existing git commit history. One-time setup for existing codebases.
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Infer ReasonNodes from existing git commit history. One-time setup for existing codebases.
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icpg-bootstrap.md/icpg-bootstrap — Bootstrap from Git History
Infer ReasonNodes from existing git commit history. One-time setup for existing codebases.
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Usage
`/icpg-bootstrap [--days N]`
Default: 90 days of history.
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Steps
1. Initialize iCPG if needed
icpg init
2. Run bootstrap
icpg bootstrap --days 90 --verbose
If no LLM API key available:
icpg bootstrap --days 90 --verbose --no-llm
3. Show results
iCPG BOOTSTRAP COMPLETE
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History scanned: {N} days ({M} commits)
Commit clusters: {K}
ReasonNodes created: {R}
Symbols linked: {S}
Duplicates skipped: {D}
TOP INFERRED INTENTS:
1. [0.80] "Add JWT authentication" — 12 symbols, 5 files
2. [0.75] "Refactor payment processing" — 8 symbols, 3 files
3. [0.65] "Fix rate limiting bug" — 3 symbols, 2 files
...
LOW CONFIDENCE (review recommended):
- [0.55] "Update dependencies" — may be too generic
- [0.50] "Misc fixes" — commit message unclear4. Offer review
Ask the user: > {N} ReasonNodes were inferred from git history. > {M} are low-confidence and may need review. > > Would you like to: > 1. Keep all (proceed with current quality) > 2. Review low-confidence intents (I'll show each one) > 3. Run drift scan now (`icpg drift check`)
5. Post-bootstrap drift scan
icpg drift check
Show any immediate drift detected.
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/icpg-bootstrap — Bootstrap from Git History
Infer ReasonNodes from existing git commit history. One-time setup for existing codebases.
---
Usage
`/icpg-bootstrap [--days N]`
Default: 90 days of history.
---
Steps
1. Initialize iCPG if needed
icpg init
2. Run bootstrap
icpg bootstrap --days 90 --verbose
If no LLM API key available:
icpg bootstrap --days 90 --verbose --no-llm
3. Show results
iCPG BOOTSTRAP COMPLETE
═══════════════════════
History scanned: {N} days ({M} commits)
Commit clusters: {K}
ReasonNodes created: {R}
Symbols linked: {S}
Duplicates skipped: {D}
TOP INFERRED INTENTS:
1. [0.80] "Add JWT authentication" — 12 symbols, 5 files
2. [0.75] "Refactor payment processing" — 8 symbols, 3 files
3. [0.65] "Fix rate limiting bug" — 3 symbols, 2 files
...
LOW CONFIDENCE (review recommended):
- [0.55] "Update dependencies" — may be too generic
- [0.50] "Misc fixes" — commit message unclear4. Offer review
Ask the user: > {N} ReasonNodes were inferred from git history. > {M} are low-confidence and may need review. > > Would you like to: > 1. Keep all (proceed with current quality) > 2. Review low-confidence intents (I'll show each one) > 3. Run drift scan now (`icpg drift check`)
5. Post-bootstrap drift scan
icpg drift check
Show any immediate drift detected.
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