# heal
> **h**ook-driven **e**valuation & **a**utonomous **l**oop — a code-health
> harness that turns codebase decay signals into work for AI coding agents.
LLM coding agents are usually reactive: a human files a task before the
agent moves. Codebases, meanwhile, decay continuously — complexity
creeps, hotspots shift, duplicates accumulate. heal closes that gap
with an **observe → calibrate → check → fix** loop, turning codebase
state changes into agent triggers.
Documentation: <https://kechol.github.io/heal/>
> ⚠️ **Status: v0.2 in progress.** macOS / Linux only.
## Install
Pick whichever fits your environment.
```sh
brew install kechol/tap/heal-cli # macOS / Linux
cargo install heal-cli # Rust toolchain
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf \
Details: [Installation](https://kechol.github.io/heal/installation/).
## Quick Start
Three commands inside any git repository:
```sh
heal init # set up .heal/, calibrate, install hook, offer Claude plugin
heal check # render the Severity-grouped TODO list
claude /heal-code-fix # drain it, one finding per commit
```
Full walkthrough: [Quick Start](https://kechol.github.io/heal/quick-start/).
## Documentation
Topical pages on the docs site:
- [Concept](https://kechol.github.io/heal/concept/) — design idea in three minutes
- [Metrics](https://kechol.github.io/heal/metrics/) — what each metric measures, how Severity is assigned
- [CLI](https://kechol.github.io/heal/cli/) — every subcommand
- [Configuration](https://kechol.github.io/heal/configuration/) — thresholds, toggles, calibration
- [Claude plugin](https://kechol.github.io/heal/claude-plugin/) — `/heal-code-check` + `/heal-code-fix` contracts
- [Architecture](https://kechol.github.io/heal/architecture/) — internals
## Development
Standard workspace commands; CI runs all five on push / PR.
```sh
cargo build --workspace
cargo test --workspace
cargo fmt --all
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings
cargo deny check
```
Project conventions live in [`CLAUDE.md`](./CLAUDE.md).
## License
Dual-licensed under Apache-2.0 OR MIT
([LICENSE-APACHE](./LICENSE-APACHE), [LICENSE-MIT](./LICENSE-MIT)).
Contributions are dual-licensed unless stated otherwise.