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Yes, but mainly once the repo stops being trivial.

Codemaps help in four cases:

  1. onboarding into a medium or large repo
  2. handing work between sessions, agents, or models
  3. refactors where you need a token-lean architecture snapshot
  4. keeping context focused instead of pasting raw tree listings

My rule of thumb is:

  • small repo: optional
  • multi-surface repo or product: worth it
  • before a big refactor or review: definitely worth it

If the repo is tiny or changing hourly, the maintenance cost can outweigh the value. In that case I would regenerate only after meaningful architecture changes.

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