Delegate repo-grounded research tasks to a subagent analyzing grepo snapshots.
npx skills add https://github.com/tomrford/config --skill grepo-subagent
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: grepo-subagent Source: https://github.com/tomrford/config/tree/main/.agents/skills/grepo-subagent Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tomrford/config --skill grepo-subagent
Delegate repo-grounded research tasks to a dedicated subagent that analyzes grepo-managed snapshots.
Spawn a read-only subagent to inspect the grepo alias and report grounded findings with exact file paths.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To delegate codebase analysis, you spawn a read-only subagent to inspect grepo-managed snapshots and return concise, grounded findings with exact file paths.
A grepo snapshot is a pinned repository alias stored under grepo/. You need it when you want targeted codebase research conducted against a specific, stable version of your project.
Yes, you need the grepo setup with a grepo/.lock file and existing aliases under grepo/ before spawning the subagent to analyze the snapshots.
Yes, the subagent analyzes grepo-managed snapshots and returns grounded findings with exact file paths and concise evidence to inform your decisions.
The best way is to spawn a focused, read-only subagent that inspects the grepo alias and reports targeted grounded findings with exact file paths.
Yes, the subagent is read-only and limited to analyzing existing grepo-managed snapshots, meaning it cannot modify files or research repositories without pre-configured aliases.
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