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⚡ SigMap

SigMap finds the right files before your AI answers.

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Try it now

No install required. Run instantly on any machine:

npx sigmap
npx sigmap ask "Where is auth handled?"

Zero config. Zero dependencies. Under 10 seconds.


What is SigMap?

SigMap extracts function and class signatures from your codebase and feeds the right files — not the whole repo — to your AI.

Model-agnostic. Works with:

  • Cloud LLMs: Claude, GPT-4, Copilot, Gemini
  • Open-source agents: OpenCode, Aider, OpenHands, Cline
  • Local LLMs: Ollama, llama.cpp, vLLM (no API keys, full privacy)
  • Any editor: VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Neovim, JetBrains
  • Any model: Use what you want, no vendor lock-in

Why SigMap?

  • 80.0% hit@5 — right file found in top 5 results (vs 13.6% baseline)
  • 40–98% token reduction — 2K–4K tokens instead of 80K+
  • 52.2% task success rate — up from 10% without context
  • 1.68 prompts per task — down from 2.84
  • No vendor lock-in — works with any AI assistant or local LLM
  • No API costs — use local models (Ollama, llama.cpp, vLLM) with zero token fees
  • Full privacy — keep your code and context on your machine
  • Zero npm dependenciesnpx sigmap on any machine

Replace this with SigMap

Without SigMap With SigMap
❌ Guessing which files are relevant ✅ Right file in context — 80% of the time
❌ Sending the full repo to your AI ✅ Minimal context — only what matters
❌ Embeddings / vector DB required ✅ Grounded answers, no infra needed

How it works

Ask → Rank → Context → Validate → Judge → Learn
  1. Asksigmap ask "Where is auth handled?" — ranked file list
  2. Rank — TF-IDF scores every file against your query
  3. Context — writes compact signatures to your AI's context file
  4. Validatesigmap validate — confirms right files are in scope
  5. Judgesigmap judge — scores answer groundedness against context
  6. Learnsigmap weights — boosts files that keep solving your tasks

Benchmark

Benchmark : sigmap-v6.10-main
Date      : 2026-05-05

Hit@5          : 80.0%   (baseline 13.6%  — 5.9× lift)
Prompt reduction : 41.0%
Task success   : 52.2%   (baseline 10%)
Prompts / task : 1.68    (baseline 2.84)
Token reduction: 40–98%  (avg 96.8% across 18 real repos)

Measured on 90 coding tasks across 18 real public repos. No LLM API — fully reproducible.

Resources:

SigMap benchmark — before vs after across 3 RAG quality metrics

Install

Try without installing:

npx sigmap

Install globally:

npm install -g sigmap

Install per-project:

npm install --save-dev sigmap

Standalone binary — no Node.js required:

Platform Download
macOS Apple Silicon sigmap-darwin-arm64
macOS Intel sigmap-darwin-x64
Linux x64 sigmap-linux-x64
Windows x64 sigmap-win32-x64.exe

Each binary ships with a .sha256 checksum. Verify a binary →

Volta:

volta install sigmap

Integrations

AI assistants — one run, all of them:

Adapter Output file Used by
copilot .github/copilot-instructions.md GitHub Copilot, OpenCode
claude CLAUDE.md Claude / Claude Code
cursor .cursorrules Cursor, Cline
windsurf .windsurfrules Windsurf
openai .github/openai-context.md OpenAI API, Aider, local Ollama/llama.cpp
gemini .github/gemini-context.md Google Gemini
codex AGENTS.md OpenAI Codex (legacy)
sigmap --adapter copilot   # default — works with Copilot, OpenCode
sigmap --adapter openai    # works with Ollama, llama.cpp, vLLM, Aider
sigmap --adapter claude    # works with Claude Code

Open-source agents & local LLMs:

Use SigMap with open-source tools and fully self-hosted setups:

IDE extensions:

IDE Install Source Features
VS Code Marketplace · Open VSX github.com/manojmallick/sigmap-vscode Status bar health grade, stale context alerts, one-click regen
JetBrains Marketplace github.com/manojmallick/sigmap-jetbrains IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm, PyCharm, GoLand — tool window + actions
Neovim lazy.nvim / packer / vim-plug github.com/manojmallick/sigmap.nvim :SigMap, :SigMapQuery float window, statusline widget

MCP server — 9 on-demand tools for Claude Code and Cursor:

sigmap --mcp

Try it

# 1. Generate context for your project
npx sigmap

# 2. Ask a question — get ranked files
sigmap ask "Where is auth handled?"

# 3. Validate — confirm the right files are in scope
sigmap validate --query "auth login token"

# 4. Judge — score your AI's answer for groundedness
sigmap judge --response response.txt --context .context/query-context.md

# 5. Inspect health
sigmap --health

Start guide

Who Start here
👶 New Quick start guide — setup in 60 seconds
Daily sigmap ask / sigmap validate / sigmap judge
🧠 Advanced Context strategies · MCP setup
🏢 Teams Config reference · CI setup

Docs

manojmallick.github.io/sigmap

Section Link
CLI reference (32 commands) cli.html
Benchmark methodology benchmark.html
Config reference config.html
Roadmap roadmap.html
29 languages generalization.html

Support

If SigMap saves you context or API spend, a ⭐ on GitHub helps others find it.

Report an issue · Changelog


Contributing

SigMap welcomes contributions!

Before submitting a PR:

  1. Read CONTRIBUTING.md
  2. Check Discussions → Announcements for workflow setup
  3. Target the develop branch (not main)
  4. Follow the contributor checklist

See .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md for the PR checklist. All contributors are credited in the CHANGELOG and release notes.


Why not embeddings?

Embeddings SigMap
Vector DB required
Infrastructure to run
Drift over time
Deterministic results
Zero-config setup
Works offline
  • No vector DB — signatures are plain text files committed to your repo
  • No infra — runs locally, zero cloud dependencies
  • No drift — regenerating is npx sigmap, not a reindex pipeline
  • Deterministic — same input always produces same ranked output
  • Faster — TF-IDF ranking runs in milliseconds, no embeddings to compute

29 languages

TypeScript · JavaScript · Python · Java · Kotlin · Go · Rust · C# · C/C++ · Ruby · PHP · Swift · Dart · Scala · Vue · Svelte · HTML · CSS/SCSS · YAML · Shell · SQL · GraphQL · Terraform · Protobuf · Dockerfile · TOML · XML · Properties · Markdown

All implemented with zero external dependencies.

Full language table →


License

MIT © 2026 Manoj Mallick · Made in Amsterdam


Docs · Changelog · Roadmap · npm

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