Idea: Bring fourth most frequently modified files

[SpyC0der77]

I saw another tool on GitHub that someone posted on Hacker News. I was reading what it said, and one sentence caught my eye.

It's a Go tool that converts directories into structured Markdown while smartly prioritizing frequently modified files to help LLMs focus on what's most important.

If not already implemented in RepoMix, this could be a cool addition.

[yamadashy]

Hi, @SpyC0der77 !
Thank you for the suggestion!

I see, that's an interesting idea!
Are they sorting files by commit frequency?

I was recently working on implementing a feature to output Git commit frequencies to files, and combining it with the above method could make it even more effective for LLMs to read (by placing important files at the end).
#334

[SpyC0der77]

Here is a quote from the tools repo:
Git Integration: Prioritizes files by commit frequency when working within a Git repository

[eastlondoner]

Just adding a “git status” property on every file would add a ton of information that the AI can use.

Git status could be:
No changes or XX lines changed
Last changed: (commit date for no changes, file last modified timestamp for changed)