Discover and scaffold new apps by reusing code from your GitHub repositories.
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report_blueprintsReport the discovered app blueprints based on repository file analysisReport the discovered app blueprints based on repository file analysis
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list_github_repositoriesList GitHub repositories connected to the user’s RepoFuse account. Suggest this when the user needs to discover or choose repositories before asking RepoFuse to analyze reusable code.List GitHub repositories connected to the user’s RepoFuse account. Suggest this when the user needs to discover or choose repositories before asking RepoFuse to analyze reusable code.
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analyze_repositoriesRead code trees from selected GitHub repositories and identify practical new apps that can reuse the existing code. On Free, a call uses one monthly analysis allowance; on paid plans it costs 100 RepoFuse credits. Suggest it only after the user approves the charge or quota use, and do not auto-run…Read code trees from selected GitHub repositories and identify practical new apps that can reuse the existing code. On Free, a call uses one monthly analysis allowance; on paid plans it costs 100 RepoFuse credits. Suggest it only after the user approves the charge or quota use, and do not auto-run…
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generate_scaffoldGenerate a scaffold plan and starter-file contents for a chosen app blueprint without creating a repository. This Pro tool costs 150 RepoFuse credits per approved invocation. Suggest it only after the user approves the charge, and do not auto-run or retry it.Generate a scaffold plan and starter-file contents for a chosen app blueprint without creating a repository. This Pro tool costs 150 RepoFuse credits per approved invocation. Suggest it only after the user approves the charge, and do not auto-run or retry it.
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create_repo_from_blueprintCreate a new GitHub repository and seed it with starter files from a selected RepoFuse blueprint. Suggest this only after the user explicitly asks to create the repository and confirms its name and visibility.Create a new GitHub repository and seed it with starter files from a selected RepoFuse blueprint. Suggest this only after the user explicitly asks to create the repository and confirms its name and visibility.
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get_blueprint_gapsRead the reusable files, missing files, and technology stack for a saved RepoFuse blueprint. Suggest this when the user wants to assess what is already present versus what remains to build before generating a scaffold.Read the reusable files, missing files, and technology stack for a saved RepoFuse blueprint. Suggest this when the user wants to assess what is already present versus what remains to build before generating a scaffold.
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Discover and scaffold new apps by reusing code from your GitHub repositories.
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