repos-as-docs
Easy local sources of your dependencies for LLM context
What it does
repos-as-docs (rasd) keeps local git clones of your dependencies, matched to your installed versions — tests, docs, history — indexed for coding agents. No need to curl github N times.
repos-as-docs (rasd) keeps local git clones of your dependencies, matched to your installed versions — tests, docs, history — indexed for coding agents.
repos-as-docs ("rasd") CLI makes your dependencies' source easily accessible to coding agents. bun add -g repos-as-docs Just ask about your deps a coding agent follows the source 1 / 4 pause $ ask “Where does Zod decide whether a missing object key is optional?” I traced your installed Zod version through the object parser and the tests for missing keys. The parser records whether each key was present before it runs the child schema. The merge step then decides whether a missing key belongs in the output. Your case is taking that missing-key branch. It is not a coercion bug, so changing the input transform will not fix it. $ ask “Should we upgrade Zod? What would the major refactors buy…from repos-as-docs.com
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