Search plain text across a workspace using ripgrep with regex support.
npx skills add https://github.com/LdotJdot/OpenLum --skill grep
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: grep Source: https://github.com/LdotJdot/OpenLum/tree/main/OpenLum.Console/Skills/grep Command: npx skills add https://github.com/LdotJdot/OpenLum --skill grep
文本搜索在工作区内快速定位信息、代码和文档。ripgrep (rg) 递归搜索纯文本，支持正则表达式。通过 exec 调用 Skills/grep/rg.exe，用于在工作区或指定目录搜索内容。
Search for a keyword across the workspace by invoking the rg.exe in this skill's directory.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
ripgrep recursively searches plain text files across a specified directory or the entire project, returning matching lines instantly. It supports regex patterns for precise text matching within codebases and document repositories.
You can use regular expressions to find matching lines by invoking ripgrep via the exec tool. This allows you to apply regex patterns to recursively search code and document files in your workspace, returning exact matching lines.
Yes, ripgrep automatically skips hidden and binary files during workspace searches. It respects .gitignore rules by default, significantly improving search efficiency and relevance in large project repositories.
The best way to search code in a large project while avoiding ignored files is using ripgrep. It defaults to respecting .gitignore patterns and skipping hidden or binary files, ensuring fast and clean search results.
Yes, you can target a specific directory instead of the whole workspace. The skill invokes ripgrep to recursively search plain text within a specified directory path, returning matching lines from that location.
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