God Mode

God mode is a deliberate overkill mode for ArchSpine.

It is human-only, intentionally non-production, and openly a joke mode.

If vibe coding gets to have absurdly large god files, then ArchSpine, as a semantic map of the codebase, naturally gets to ship a mirror-image god file of its own.

What it writes

Run:

spine god

God mode does not extend sync.

It reads the current .spine/index/ state and writes exactly one file:

• .spine/<repo-name>-god.md

When to use it

Use god mode when you want:

• a single markdown artifact for the whole repository
• a giant one-file repo readout for demos or experiments
• a quick way to inspect the current project shape without opening many per-file docs

Do not treat it as the default indexing path. The normal structure-first mapping is still the main workflow.

Notes

• God mode is a separate one-shot command.
• The CLI warns that it is not a production mode before running.
• Re-running it overwrites the previous .spine/<repo-name>-god.md.
• The generated dossier is deterministic and derived from the current .spine/index state.