Disclaimer

The code in this repo isn't perfect. It works well enough for me but use at your own risk. I was experimenting with an AI driven development process with my customized neovim. Basically, the idea is to take per-package Clear Linux optimizations and translate them into Gentoo's /etc/portage/package.env overrides.

High level usage overview is:

1. Run clone_clearlinux_repos.py to make a shallow clone of the Clear Linux repos that have been mapped to Gentoo packages. It does a sparse checkout of each repo, since the options.conf file is all the scripts care about.
2. Run options_parser.py to create the package.env overrides from the options.conf files in all the cloned repos.

These are the steps needed to update the package mapping:

1. Use fetch_clearlinux_pkgs.py to grab the list of Clear Linux packages. Will take a while, there are enough repos that you'll hit a rate limit.
2. Use get_gentoo_pkgs.py to grab the list of Gentoo packages (will need to run on Gentoo).
3. Run save_mapping.py to create a JSON mapping of Clear Linux packages to Gentoo packages.

If this project became serious (as in, gained enough of a following / support), there's a strong possibility I'd end up rewriting the whole thing from scratch. I have a much better idea of the problem space and I'd do a lot of things differently. It was a good learning experience all the same.