jodl-retrieve

Index installed skills and slash commands for rapid tool discovery.

Updated May 18, 2026

Search Tags:#discovery #navigation #plugin #index #lookup #slash-command

Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/JodLHarDxD/auto-slash --skill jodl-retrieve

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Skill: jodl-retrieve
Source: https://github.com/JodLHarDxD/auto-slash/tree/main/skills/jodl-retrieve
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/JodLHarDxD/auto-slash --skill jodl-retrieve

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill solves the cognitive overhead of remembering which plugins or slash commands are installed on your machine, preventing unnecessary loading of heavy tools.

Core Features & Use Cases

Hot Path Lookup: Provides instant access to the 20 most common tasks via an optimized keyword table.
Semantic Mapping: Translates fuzzy user intent into specific skill categories when exact matches are unavailable.
Use Case: When you are unsure if a specific security audit tool is installed, simply ask this skill to find the correct command instead of guessing or scanning your entire plugin list.

Quick Start

Use the jodl-retrieve skill to find the correct command for reviewing a pull request.

Frequently Asked Questions about jodl-retrieve

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I find installed slash commands without loading heavy plugins?▼

To find installed slash commands without loading heavy plugins, use a lazy-loading index skill. It provides an on-demand map of available functionality, preventing unnecessary initialization of target tools.

What is the best way to discover if a specific plugin is installed on my machine?▼

The best way to discover if a specific plugin is installed is to query a lightweight skill index. It maps your intent through semantic categorization to locate available functionality instantly.

How does semantic mapping translate fuzzy user intent into skill categories?▼

Semantic mapping translates fuzzy user intent into skill categories by matching keywords against an optimized index. It categorizes available functionality to locate the correct tool when exact matches are unavailable.

Can I use a skill index to lookup security audit tools without scanning my entire plugin list?▼

You can use a skill index to lookup security audit tools without scanning your entire plugin list. It facilitates rapid tool discovery through hot-path keyword matching and semantic categorization.

Does the jodl-retrieve skill require full initialization of target tools to map user intent?▼

The jodl-retrieve skill does not require full initialization of target tools to map user intent. It uses a lazy-loading index to enable efficient navigation of the plugin ecosystem.

When should I use a lazy-loading index instead of manually searching for slash commands?▼

You should use a lazy-loading index instead of manually searching when you experience cognitive overhead remembering installed plugins. It provides instant access to common tasks via an optimized keyword table.