find-repo

To find all clones of a git repository across multiple machines, you need a tool that queries memory data to surface clone locations. This Skill retrieves clone paths and last access times across workstations using a configuration repository path and repository name.

Cross-machine repository discovery is the process of locating where a repository exists across different workstations and environments. You need this when auditing repository presence or coordinating a team-wide repository migration to identify all active clones.

To locate the path and last access time for a repository clone, apply this Skill with the required configuration repository path and repository name parameters. It uses a Python querying script to retrieve clone metadata and present it in an organized format.

Yes, you need a configuration repository path to track clones across workstations. The Skill requires this path alongside a repository name parameter to query memory data and retrieve clone locations across all connected machines.

Yes, you can audit repository presence and access patterns across environments. The Skill surfaces clone locations and last access timestamps across workstations, enabling you to review where repositories exist and plan consolidation.