content-search

You can search for specific text patterns across multiple project files using regular expressions. This skill leverages ripgrep or grep to quickly locate code snippets, function definitions, or content matches within your codebase.

Yes, you can filter files when searching file contents by applying glob patterns. This allows you to specifically include or exclude certain files from the regex search to narrow down your results effectively.

Available output modes for finding text matches include retrieving full content matches, listing only the filenames containing the pattern, or displaying a total count of matches found across the searched files.

You need either the ripgrep or grep binary installed on your system to search file contents with regex. The skill primarily uses ripgrep for fast and accurate text searching but will automatically fall back to grep if ripgrep is unavailable.

The best way to locate all TODO comments or function definitions is by running a regex search across your codebase. This process quickly scans multiple files to pinpoint exact text patterns and outputs the matching content or filenames.