Append a de-duplicated absolute path:line jump list to file path outputs.
npx skills add https://github.com/LZY2333/LZY-FE-JumpTrack --skill bottom-links
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: bottom-links Source: https://github.com/LZY2333/LZY-FE-JumpTrack/tree/main/agent-configs/skills/custom-bottom-links Command: npx skills add https://github.com/LZY2333/LZY-FE-JumpTrack --skill bottom-links
This skill ensures every AI response that outputs file paths also includes a concise, absolute jump list to those files, improving navigation and traceability.
Output a sample absolute file path like /Users/me/project/src/index.js:1 to see how bottom-links would be appended.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To automatically append file path jump links, this Skill enforces appending a bottom-of-response absolute path jump list to every file path output. It ensures quick IDE navigation during code reviews and debugging conversations.
The path:line format is an absolute file path followed by a colon and line number, like /Users/me/project/src/index.js:1. This format enables quick IDE navigation directly from AI responses.
Yes, the bottom-links jump list enforces de-duplication of file paths. It automatically consolidates referenced files into a concise, one-entry-per-line absolute path list for documentation and debugging.
Yes, you can use absolute path jump lists for multiple files referenced in debugging conversations. The Skill appends a de-duplicated, one-entry-per-line jump list to ensure quick navigation.
AI responses lack a jump list when the Skill is not applied. Applying this Skill automatically enforces appending a bottom-of-response absolute path jump list to any file path output.
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