repo-to-text and repo2txt
These are competitors offering similar core functionality—converting repository contents into single text files for LLM consumption—with the main distinction being that one is a CLI tool with package distribution while the other is a web-based interface.
About repo-to-text
kirill-markin/repo-to-text
Convert a repository structure and its contents into a single text file, including the tree output and file contents in markdown code blocks. It may be useful to chat with LLM about your code.
This tool helps software developers quickly get their project's code and directory structure into a single text file. It takes a project folder as input and produces a nicely formatted text file or clipboard content that includes the file tree and the code from each file. Developers can then easily share this comprehensive text with large language models (LLMs) for tasks like code review, debugging, or generating documentation.
About repo2txt
abinthomasonline/repo2txt
Web-based tool converts GitHub repository contents into a single formatted text file
This tool helps AI developers prepare codebases for use with large language models (LLMs). It takes code from GitHub, local directories, or zip files and converts it into a single, formatted text file. This plain text output, which can be filtered by file type or directory, is then ready to be used as context for LLM prompts, making it easier to leverage AI for coding tasks.
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