To fix this, I built a Rust CLI that flattens an entire project into a single Markdown file.

Recursive scanning? Yes.

.gitignore support? Yes.

Binary/Image filtering? Yes.

Let me introduce to you Repomd is a high-performance CLI utility that recursively scans your directory and consolidates all text and source code files into a single, structured Markdown file.

Specifically designed to create a perfect Source File for Google NotebookLM, ChatGPT, or Claude when you need to provide full project context in one go.

Smart Content Detection: Uses content_inspector to automatically skip binary files, images, and audio.

Git-Aware: Respects your .gitignore rules by default (skips node_modules, target, logs, etc.).

Safe Traversal: Does not follow symbolic links (symlinks) to prevent infinite recursion and loops.

NotebookLM Optimized: Formats output with clear H2 headers and fenced code blocks for superior LLM parsing.

Build from source using Cargo: