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compare-repo
Compare a GitHub repository with connectrpc-axum. This skill should be used when the user provides a GitHub repository URL and wants to compare it with the current project. Analyzes user features, technical implementation, architecture patterns, code quality, tests, and documentation. Outputs com...
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Compare an external GitHub repository against connectrpc-axum to understand differences in features, architecture, and implementation approaches.
Before starting, ensure:
Parse the GitHub URL to extract:
Example: https://github.com/owner/repo-name → repo-name
# Remove existing clone if present (ensures latest version)
rm -rf compare/<repo-name>
# Create compare directory if it doesn't exist
mkdir -p compare
# Clone the repository
git clone <github-url> compare/<repo-name>
Read docs/guide/architecture.md to understand connectrpc-axum's:
Explore the cloned repository to understand:
Project Structure:
Core Features:
Technical Implementation:
Quality Indicators:
Get the current commit hash of the cloned repository for the front matter:
git -C compare/<repo-name> rev-parse HEAD
Create output at docs/guide/compare/<repo-name>.md with the following structure:
---
title: Comparison with <repo-name>
repo: <github-url>
commit: <commit-hash>
date: <YYYY-MM-DD>
author: Claude Opus 4.5
---
# Comparison: connectrpc-axum vs <repo-name>
<ComparisonMeta />
## Overview
Brief description of what <repo-name> is, its primary purpose, and how it relates to connectrpc-axum (2-3 paragraphs max).
## Feature Comparison
For each feature category, use bullet points showing what each framework provides, followed by a short paragraph describing significant differences.
### Protocols & Encodings
**connectrpc-axum:**
- [Feature 1]
- [Feature 2]
**<repo-name>:**
- [Feature 1]
- [Feature 2]
[1-2 sentences on key differences]
### Streaming
**connectrpc-axum:**
- [Streaming capabilities]
**<repo-name>:**
- [Streaming capabilities]
[1-2 sentences on key differences]
### Compression & Performance
**connectrpc-axum:**
- [Compression/performance features]
**<repo-name>:**
- [Compression/performance features]
[1-2 sentences on key differences]
### Error Handling
**connectrpc-axum:**
- [Error handling approach]
**<repo-name>:**
- [Error handling approach]
[1-2 sentences on key differences]
## API Design
Compare handler signatures and how users define services. Include code examples from both libraries showing equivalent functionality.
**connectrpc-axum:**
```rust
// Example handler signature
<repo-name>:
// Example handler signature
[Brief explanation of the design philosophy differences]
Keep this section concise - only the key architectural points.
| Aspect | connectrpc-axum | <repo-name> |
|---|---|---|
| Architecture | [1-2 words] | [1-2 words] |
| Request handling | [1-2 words] | [1-2 words] |
| Middleware | [1-2 words] | [1-2 words] |
| Code generation | [1-2 words] | [1-2 words] |
[Optional: 1-2 sentences on significant architectural differences worth noting]
connectrpc-axum strengths: [bullet list, 3-5 items]
<repo-name> strengths: [bullet list, 3-5 items]
Key takeaways: [2-3 bullet points on learnings or potential improvements]
### Step 7: Update VitePress Navigation
Add the new comparison page to the VitePress sidebar in `docs/.vitepress/config.mts`.
Find the `Comparisons` section in the sidebar configuration and add a new entry:
```typescript
{
text: 'Comparisons',
items: [
// ... existing items
{ text: 'vs <repo-name>', link: '/guide/compare/<repo-name>' }
]
}
If the Comparisons section doesn't exist, create it after the Guide section:
{
text: 'Comparisons',
items: [
{ text: 'vs <repo-name>', link: '/guide/compare/<repo-name>' }
]
}
The comparison document is created at:
docs/guide/compare/<repo-name>.md
The VitePress navigation is updated at:
docs/.vitepress/config.mts
Ensure the docs/guide/compare/ directory exists before writing.
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