Locate and list files by glob patterns using Go's filepath.Glob semantics.
npx skills add https://github.com/Acosmi/CrabClaw --skill glob
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: glob Source: https://github.com/Acosmi/CrabClaw/tree/main/docs/skills/tools/fs/glob Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Acosmi/CrabClaw --skill glob
Glob-based file discovery helps locate and list files quickly in a workspace without opening contents, reducing manual searches and time spent scrolling directories.
Use a glob pattern to locate and list files within the workspace.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To list files by extension without reading contents, use glob pattern matching to locate and return relative file paths. This approach quickly identifies file paths in the workspace for batch operations without opening the files themselves.
The best way to find all Go files in a directory is using non-recursive glob matching. By providing a mandatory pattern and an optional base path, it locates source files in a module and returns up to 200 relative file paths.
No, glob file search does not support recursive directory traversal. It relies on Go's filepath.Glob semantics for non-recursive glob matching, meaning it only locates files by pattern within the explicitly specified base directory.
Limitations of using glob patterns include a maximum of 200 returned results and non-recursive matching restricted to the base directory. It also returns relative paths only and does not read or filter based on file contents.
Yes, you can use glob matching to locate assets matching a naming convention and then integrate with read_file for content access. It returns the relative paths needed to quickly identify files before reading their contents.
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