rp-explorer

Token-efficient codebase exploration is achieved by using rp-cli commands like tree and structure to generate high-level maps, then drilling down with search and read to locate specific files and data paths without loading the entire project into memory.

To locate authentication flows and API endpoints, you can use the rp-cli search command to find relevant modules and the read command to examine specific files, creating a concise contextual map of the project's data paths.

Yes, mapping a project structure requires RepoPrompt v1.5.62 or higher and the rp-cli tool installed, as these provide the tree, structure, search, and read commands used to generate the contextual codebase maps.

The best way to onboard a new engineer is to use rp-cli to rapidly map the project structure and identify related modules, yielding a concise map and key references for understanding data flows by sprint end.

Yes, you can trace data paths by using the rp-cli search command to locate relevant components across the codebase, then using the read command to examine the specific files and understand the flow without loading everything.