codebase-navigator

To search a large Python codebase, you can index symbols like functions and classes, then query keywords to instantly find relevant files and line numbers. This avoids manually reading entire files and saves context tokens.

Mapping a legacy JavaScript project structure involves scanning and indexing symbols across the codebase to generate a structured overview. This provides both detailed and compact views of files and definitions, helping you locate code elements quickly.

Yes, code navigation supports indexing and searching symbols across multiple programming languages including Python, JavaScript, Java, C#, and Go. This allows you to locate functions and interfaces within diverse project structures.

Yes, you can incrementally update your codebase index after modifying files. The tool supports incremental indexing to ensure your project mapping stays current without requiring a full rescan of the entire codebase.

To locate all occurrences of a keyword like payment in an unfamiliar project, use the search action with your query. You will get a list of relevant files and line numbers instantly, facilitating rapid discovery of specific functions.

Searching for classes in large projects consumes context tokens when you read entire files instead of using indexed symbols. Indexing symbols beforehand allows quick discovery of definitions, significantly saving tokens.