codebase-explorer

Semantic search goes beyond keyword matching to understand code intent and relationships. This skill performs semantic search across your codebase to locate implementations, trace dependencies, and identify cross-file patterns—letting you find relevant code by meaning, not just matching text strings.

Yes. This skill extracts and maps relationships including calls, callers, definitions, and implementations across files. It automatically identifies call graphs and cross-file patterns, helping you understand how functions interact without manually tracing each reference.

Use semantic search to locate the core functions and files, then retrieve their symbol signatures, documentation, and relationship maps. The skill gathers relevant context efficiently, pinpointing the exact sections you need to understand without sifting through unrelated code.

Yes. This skill supports deep-codebase exploration across multiple languages by performing semantic search and relationship mapping compatible with common tools like Bash, grep, and ripgrep—enabling language-agnostic code navigation.

Semantic search for the relevant function by intent, retrieve its call graph and callers, and gather surrounding logic and documentation. This approach reduces cognitive load by automating manual code analysis, letting you locate and understand the exact lines needing modification quickly.

Yes. This skill retrieves relationships (calls, called_by, defines, implements), symbol signatures, documentation, and relevance scores—giving you structured data about code dependencies and connections for deeper analysis.