Inject domain coupling information from touch-map.json into development workflows.
npx skills add https://github.com/lostsolution/makelele --skill couple
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: couple Source: https://github.com/lostsolution/makelele/tree/main/skill-graph/skills/couple Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lostsolution/makelele --skill couple
This Skill helps manage and visualize the relationships between different domains within a codebase, ensuring that changes in one area are understood in the context of others.
Add coupling edges to the skill graph by running /skill-graph:couple.
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To track domain dependencies, you map domain coupling relationships to understand how changes in one module impact others. This context injection ensures related module information surfaces automatically during development workflows.
Context injection works by reading a pre-existing touch-map.json file to surface related domain information into prompts. It automatically enriches contextual awareness based on defined inter-module coupling edges.
Yes, you need a pre-existing touch-map.json file to map domain relationships. This file is required for operation and acts as the source for inter-module dependency tracking and context enrichment.
The best way to visualize development domain relationships is by adding coupling edges to a skill graph. This maps how different domains relate to each other to ensure changes are understood in context.
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