Explore codebases structurally and navigate symbols across multiple programming languages.
npx skills add https://github.com/arthrod/conejo-skills --skill coderlm
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: coderlm Source: https://github.com/arthrod/conejo-skills/tree/main/skills/coderlm Command: npx skills add https://github.com/arthrod/conejo-skills --skill coderlm
This skill solves the inefficiency of traditional codebase navigation by replacing imprecise grep-based searching with a structural, tree-sitter-backed index that understands symbols, call chains, and execution paths.
Initialize a new session for the current project and search for the definition of the main entrypoint function.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Structural codebase navigation using a tree-sitter-backed index server retrieves exact function implementations and call sites without loading entire files into context. It maps symbol relationships to provide precise retrieval across large repositories.
Causal tracing maps execution paths from entrypoints to outcomes by querying callers and test references. This approach identifies every function calling a specific endpoint and verifies test coverage for targeted symbols during complex bug debugging.
Yes, tree-sitter structural navigation supports multiple programming languages by maintaining a symbol-aware index. It enables precise retrieval of variable definitions, function implementations, and test references across diverse codebases.
Initialize a new session for the current project to search for the definition of the main entrypoint function. The tree-sitter index server then allows structural queries to locate specific symbols and their implementations.
Structural codebase exploration replaces imprecise grep-based searching with a tree-sitter-backed index that understands symbols, call chains, and execution paths. This provides exact function implementations and variable definitions without loading entire files into context.
Yes, structural codebase exploration retrieves only the relevant function bodies by querying the tree-sitter index for specific symbols. This allows you to identify callers, trace execution paths, and verify test coverage for those exact functions.
hafley66Write and optimize tree-sitter queries in S-expression syntax for syntax trees.
gganbukim1Trace call chains and dependencies for functions across a codebase.
phuhao00Analyze source code to identify symbols, call graphs, and architectural patterns.
markeriksonSearch codebases for text patterns and syntax-aware AST matches.
