codebase-knowledge

To map files to domains and understand codebase architecture, this skill caches project knowledge by associating files with specific domains to reveal architecture boundaries. It indexes domain knowledge to help engineers navigate large codebases and quickly identify affected areas before implementing changes.

The best way to assess the impact of a code change is to use cached connection tracking. This skill records how components relate across domains, accelerating impact assessment so engineers can quickly summarize which domains touch a given feature and plan refactors safely.

To track recent commit history per domain, this skill caches recent commits associated with each architectural boundary. Recording commit history provides necessary context during changes, helping engineers understand recent modifications in specific domains before starting feature work.

Yes, you can use Read, Glob, and Grep to gather and search cached project knowledge. This skill supports these tooling operations to index project-domain knowledge, allowing engineers to search across the codebase and retrieve mapped files and component connections efficiently.

No, this codebase knowledge caching requires no external dependencies. It operates independently to map files by domain, track component connections, and record recent commits, providing a self-contained solution for accelerating impact assessment and planning.