find

Translate natural-language queries into metadata-filtered documentation and code searches.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Jennyfirrr/workspace-template --skill find-jennyfirrr
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: find
Source: https://github.com/Jennyfirrr/workspace-template/tree/main/claude-skills/find
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Jennyfirrr/workspace-template --skill find-jennyfirrr

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Quickly locate relevant documentation and code by translating natural-language queries into metadata-filtered searches over the doc system, using frontmatter fields such as type, tags, surface, stage, and sister-links. It also supports multi-angle code searches when targets are code, aligning results with the project’s controlled vocabulary.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Metadata-driven search: query across type, tags, surface, stage, and sister-links to locate relevant docs.
  • Code-targeted search: for code hits, search by name, behavior, entity, and wiring and return precise file:line hits.
  • Read-only results: present path, type, tags, and a concise excerpt without modification.

Quick Start

Run the /find <query> to locate the most relevant docs or code hits.

Frequently Asked Questions about find

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I search documentation and code using frontmatter metadata?

To search documentation and code using frontmatter metadata, input a natural-language query. The tool translates it into metadata-filtered searches across fields like type, tags, surface, stage, and sister-links to locate relevant files.

What is the best way to find code targets by behavior and wiring?

The best way to find code targets by behavior and wiring is using multi-angle code search. It matches multiple angles including name, behavior, entity, and wiring, returning precise file path and line hits for rapid triage.

Can I use natural language to query my project's controlled vocabulary?

Yes, you can use natural language to query your project's controlled vocabulary. The tool translates natural-language queries into metadata-filtered searches, aligning results with canonical tags and frontmatter fields without requiring exact syntax.

How do I get read-only search results for rapid code triage?

You get read-only search results for rapid code triage by running a query. The tool presents the file path, type, relevant tags, and a concise excerpt without modifying any files, making it suitable for quick analysis.

Does metadata-driven search work without modifying the original files?

Yes, metadata-driven search works without modifying the original files. It strictly outputs read-only results including file path, type, tags, and a concise excerpt, ensuring your documentation and code remain untouched.