code2prompt, yek: add page

pages/common/code2prompt.md

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+# code2prompt
+
+> Generate AI-ready prompts from a codebase (extracts, filters and formats code for LLMs).
+> More information: <https://code2prompt.dev/docs/tutorials/getting_started/>.
+
+- Generate a prompt for the current project and copy it to the clipboard (default behaviour):
+
+`code2prompt {{path/to/project}}`
+
+- Include only specific files and exclude a directory:
+
+`code2prompt {{path/to/project}} --include "{{**/*.rs}}" --exclude "{{tests/**}}"`
+
+- Write the prompt to a file instead of the clipboard:
+
+`code2prompt {{path/to/project}} --output-file {{my_prompt.txt}}`
+
+- Produce structured JSON output:
+
+`code2prompt {{path/to/project}} --output-format {{json}}`
+
+- Use a custom Handlebars template when generating the prompt:
+
+`code2prompt {{path/to/project}} --template {{my_template.hbs}}`
+
+- Run as an MCP server for dynamic agent integration (advanced):
+
+`code2prompt server --port {{1234}}`

pages/common/yek.md

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+# yek
+
+> Serialize a repository or directory into an LLM-friendly single file (fast Rust-based repomapper).
+> More information: <https://github.com/bodo-run/yek#usage>.
+
+- Serialize the current directory and write the output to a temp file (prints path):
+
+`yek`
+
+- Serialize specific directories and write output to a directory:
+
+`yek {{path/to/directory path/to/directory2 ...}} --output-dir {{/tmp/yek}}`
+
+- Process multiple files or use glob patterns (quote globs to avoid shell expansion):
+
+`yek "{{path/to/directory/**/*.rs}}" "{{path/to/directory/**/*.md}}"`
+
+- Cap the token-based output size to 128k tokens:
+
+`yek {{path/to/directory}} --tokens 128k`
+
+- Cap the byte-based max output size and set an explicit output file name:
+
+`yek {{path/to/directory}} --max-size {{100KB}} --output-name {{yek-output.txt}}`
+
+- Stream JSON output:
+
+`yek {{path/to/directory}} --json`
+
+- Include a directory tree header in the output:
+
+`yek {{path/to/directory}} --tree-header`