explore-codebase-index

To navigate a large codebase, you can use a single-file structural digest that maps directory layout, declarations, and import relationships. This index speeds up exploration by providing a whole-repo overview for locating symbols and planning targeted reads.

The best way to plan code reading order is by referencing a centralized structural index. By reviewing cross-file relationships and imports in a single digest, you can route your next steps and drill into selected files or symbols logically.

You can locate specific symbols and declarations by consulting a comprehensive structural digest. The index presents repository declarations and cross-file structure, allowing you to identify and route directly to targeted files for deeper inspection.

Yes, you need an existing .cursor/INDEX.md file to start exploring repository structure. This skill requires the presence of this comprehensive structural digest to provide the offline, whole-repo map needed for navigation and symbol location.

Yes, you can use a single-file index to understand cross-file import relationships. The index consolidates the repository's directory layout and import structure, enabling you to analyze dependencies and plan targeted reads without scanning individual files.