The /init command is a powerful feature in DeepV Code that automatically analyzes your project and creates a tailored DEEPV.md file to provide context for future AI interactions.
The /init command helps you quickly set up project-specific context by:
- Analyzing your project structure and files
- Identifying the project type (code project vs. non-code project)
- Generating a comprehensive
DEEPV.mdfile with relevant project information
Simply type /init in the DeepV Code CLI:
/init
- Initial Exploration: Lists files and directories to understand the project structure
- Deep Dive: Analyzes up to 10 key files including:
- README files
- Configuration files (package.json, requirements.txt, etc.)
- Main source files
- Documentation
- Project Type Detection: Determines if this is a software project or other type of content
For Code Projects, the generated DEEPV.md includes:
- Project Overview: Purpose, technologies, and architecture
- Building and Running: Key commands for build, run, and test
- Development Conventions: Coding styles, testing practices, contribution guidelines
- Special Considerations: DeepV Code specific configurations and AI assistance patterns
For Non-Code Projects, it includes:
- Directory Overview: Purpose and contents description
- Key Files: Important files and their contents
- Usage: How the directory contents are intended to be used
- File Exists: If
DEEPV.mdalready exists, the command will inform you and make no changes - New File: Creates an empty
DEEPV.mdfile, then analyzes the project to populate it - Error Handling: Provides clear error messages if configuration is unavailable
The generated DEEPV.md file becomes part of DeepV Code's memory system, providing:
- Project-specific context for AI interactions
- Development workflow understanding
- Build and testing command awareness
- Project convention knowledge
# My React App
## Project Overview
This is a React application built with TypeScript and Vite, designed for...
## Building and Running
- `npm install` - Install dependencies
- `npm run dev` - Start development server
- `npm run build` - Build for production
- `npm test` - Run tests
## Development Conventions
- Uses TypeScript for type safety
- ESLint configuration enforces code style
- Jest for unit testing
- Prettier for code formatting/memory- Manage AI memory and context/help- View all available commands/chat save- Save conversation state
This command is inspired by the Gemini CLI's /init command but adapted specifically for DeepV Code's workflow and DEEPV.md context system.