rp-explorer

Generates concise Rust codebase maps for efficient navigation and planning.

1|Updated Jan 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/tfunk1030/vibe --skill rp-explorer-tfunk1030
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: rp-explorer
Source: https://github.com/tfunk1030/vibe/tree/main/.claude/skills/rp-explorer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tfunk1030/vibe --skill rp-explorer-tfunk1030

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Onboarding developers and planning work in brownfield projects is time-consuming due to the need to read many files and infer structure. rp-explorer provides a token-efficient overview by generating a concise codebase map that highlights structure, signatures, and relevant files.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Token-efficient codebase exploration using a CLI to reveal tree structures, file signatures, and region signatures without bulk reads.
  • Quick assessment of project layout for planning, debugging, and onboarding brownfield projects.
  • Context export and guided exploration with commands like tree, structure, search, read, select, and builder to create actionable maps.

Quick Start

Ask RepoPrompt to generate a concise codebase map for the current project.

Frequently Asked Questions about rp-explorer

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

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How do I explore an existing codebase without reading every file?

You can understand an existing codebase by generating a token-efficient codebase map that reveals tree structures and file signatures without bulk reads. This approach minimizes reading time and highlights relevant files for quick onboarding.

What is the best way to plan features in a brownfield project?

Planning features in a brownfield project is best done by extracting a token-efficient codebase map. Using CLI commands to generate file and region signatures reveals the project layout needed to guide planning and debugging.

Can I search for specific code signatures within a repository using a CLI?

Yes, you can search for specific code signatures within a repository using CLI search commands. This allows you to query repository information and extract relevant file regions without loading the entire codebase into context.

Does RepoPrompt work for understanding project layout and debugging existing code?

RepoPrompt works for understanding project layout and debugging by providing CLI commands like tree, structure, and read. These tools organize repository information into actionable maps for quick assessment of brownfield code.

How do I export codebase context for onboarding developers?

To export codebase context for onboarding developers, use the builder and context commands. These tools extract and organize repository information into a token-efficient map that highlights structure and signatures for new team members.

What are the limitations of generating a codebase map for large repositories?

The limitation of generating a codebase map for large repositories is the reliance on token efficiency to avoid context limits. By extracting signatures and structures instead of bulk reads, it minimizes tokens but may omit granular implementation details.