scout

Locating relevant files for task scoping is done by applying wide-ranging Glob and Grep patterns across directories. This approach aggregates matching files and key patterns into a concise report without requiring full-file reading.

Scoping a debugging task without reading every file requires aggregating codebase findings using targeted Glob and Grep searches. This maps where concepts live across the repository, producing a context-first report of relevant files and unresolved gaps.

Yes, parallel codebase discovery rapidly searches directories using targeted Glob and Grep strategies. This determines where specific concepts and conventions live across the repository, returning a concise report of matching files and patterns.

Codebase scouting helps understand impact areas before edits by mapping where concepts live across the repository. It applies wide-ranging Glob and Grep patterns to identify relationships and conventions, ensuring change safety before you modify files.

Repo navigation for initial debugging context is needed when you require relationship understanding across a codebase without reading every file. It uses deterministic discovery patterns to surface relevant files and conventions, aggregating them into a concise report.