Executes local filesystem searches using regular expressions and configurable output modes.
npx skills add https://github.com/chtugha/brassclaw --skill local-search-chtugha
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: local-search Source: https://github.com/chtugha/brassclaw/tree/main/skills/local-search Command: npx skills add https://github.com/chtugha/brassclaw --skill local-search-chtugha
This Skill solves the problem of quickly locating files in your workspace, allowing you to find code, text, functions, or classes using powerful regex search patterns.
Use the local_search command to find all Python files in the current directory: local_search(pattern="*.py", output_mode="files_with_matches").
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To find files in your workspace using regex patterns, execute a local search operation that navigates the directory tree and matches filenames or content against your specified regular expressions.
The best way to search a large codebase is using regex pattern matching to locate specific text, function definitions, or classes within a specified directory tree, returning file listings or match counts.
Yes, you can filter file search results by targeting specific directories and applying glob patterns to restrict matches to certain file types, such as listing only Python files in a project.
When searching the local filesystem, available output modes include listing files with matches, displaying the matched content directly, or returning a total count of matches found.
No special dependencies are required to run local file search operations, as the skill relies on standard file system navigation and regex matching capabilities to traverse directory trees.
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