code-walk-thru

To walk through code changes across multiple files, you provide your editor and target file paths. The skill issues standard editor commands like `code --goto` or `pycharm --line` to open files sequentially, pausing for your input before advancing to the next file.

Yes, you can use this skill for pair programming and code reviews. It provides an editor-driven tour of your codebase, allowing you to point at specific lines and context to present changes to teammates or teach code step by step.

No, this code walk-through tool requires no external tooling or plugins. It relies entirely on standard built-in editor commands to open files and navigate to specific lines in supported environments like VSCode, PyCharm, Vim, and Zed.

The best way to guide someone through code changes one file at a time is using sequential file navigation. This skill opens each file in your editor, points to exact line numbers, and waits for your confirmation before moving to the next file.

Supported code editors for interactive code walkthroughs include VSCode, PyCharm, IntelliJ, Vim, Neovim, and Zed. The skill is editor-agnostic and uses standard command-line instructions to trigger file navigation within these environments.