Slopo finds similar code duplicates for AI refactoring

Slopo is a CLI tool that finds code that looks similar but is not an exact copy. It targets the kind of duplication that is easy to miss because the code may sit in different folders or far apart inside a large file. It supports Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, Java, Kotlin, C#, Go, Rust.

Slopo turns each code unit into an embedding, then looks for units whose embeddings are close to each other. It reports clusters of similar code, ranked by similarity and by distance in the codebase. The intended workflow is to give those clusters to an AI coding agent, let it reject false matches, then use the remaining clusters as refactoring work.

Setup uses `uv tool install slopo`, `slopo init`, then `slopo index`, `slopo embed`, and `slopo analyze`. Embeddings come from an external provider through LiteLLM, with Voyage AI mentioned as a code-focused option, and reviewed clusters can be stored in `slopo.ignore.txt` so they do not keep returning in later reports.