context-finder

Spawn a search agent to locate information across git history, files, issues, and retrospectives.

2|3|Updated Dec 21, 2025

Search Tags:#search #issues #git-history #retrospectives #code-trace #context-finder

Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/laris-co/nat-agents-core --skill context-finder

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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: context-finder
Source: https://github.com/laris-co/nat-agents-core/tree/main/bundles/skills/context-finder
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/laris-co/nat-agents-core --skill context-finder

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Automatically trigger a dedicated search agent to locate information across code history, repository files, issues, and retrospectives when users express needs like find, search, or trace.

Core Features & Use Cases

Proactive spawning: Automatically spawn the context-finder agent when user uses search-related phrases.
Multi-source search: Query git history, files, issues, and retrospectives to surface relevant matches.
Use Case: A developer asks to locate a function or trace changes, and the skill surfaces a concise list of matches with paths and commits.

Quick Start

Ask me to find something, and I will spawn the context-finder agent to search git history, files, issues, and retrospectives.

Frequently Asked Questions about context-finder

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I search git history to find where a specific function was added?▼

To search git history for a specific function, you can trigger a search agent that scans commit logs and repository files to surface the exact commits and paths where the function was added or modified.

What is the best way to trace code changes across repository files and issues?▼

Tracing code changes across files and issues is handled by a multi-source search agent that queries git history, filesystem contents, and issue discussions simultaneously to return concise, path-rich results.

Can I search retrospectives and issue discussions without manually opening each one?▼

Yes, you can search retrospectives and issues automatically by spawning a dedicated search agent that proactively triggers when you express a need to find or search, querying these sources directly.

Does the context-finder search agent require any dependencies to run?▼

No dependencies are required to run the search agent, as it operates independently to query git log, filesystem search, issues, and retrospectives within your development workflow.

How do I locate files and commits in my repository when I only have a vague keyword?▼

Locating files and commits with a vague keyword is supported by the multi-source search agent, which matches your query against git history and repository contents to provide a compact list of relevant paths and commits.