Index git repositories with jcodemunch for code navigation.
npx skills add https://github.com/dandudzi/dotfiles --skill repo-indexer
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: repo-indexer Source: https://github.com/dandudzi/dotfiles/tree/main/dot_claude/skills/repo-indexer Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dandudzi/dotfiles --skill repo-indexer
This Skill ensures that your AI coding assistant has up-to-date, indexed access to your entire codebase, enabling faster and more precise code navigation and analysis.
Index the current git repository using jcodemunch with AI-generated symbol summaries.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Indexing a git repository for faster codebase analysis involves using jcodemunch to parse the AST. This enables precise symbol lookup, project structure visualization, and incremental updates as you work.
AST-aware code navigation uses jcodemunch to parse your codebase's abstract syntax tree, allowing you to accurately find classes, methods, and symbols. It provides precise structural context rather than relying on basic text searches.
Yes, you need git installed to index your project structure. The indexing process requires git to identify the repository root directory, and jcodemunch is used to build the actual code search index.
Yes, you can enable an option during codebase indexing to generate AI summaries for code symbols. This provides richer context and descriptions for classes and methods found within your indexed repository.
Incremental indexing automatically updates the code navigation index as you work. This ensures your search results and symbol lookups remain accurate without requiring manual re-indexing every time you modify a file.
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