Identify modules, callers, and callees in code architecture.
npx skills add https://github.com/jupes/agent-forge-harness --skill zoom-out-jupes
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: zoom-out Source: https://github.com/jupes/agent-forge-harness/tree/main/.claude/skills/zoom-out Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jupes/agent-forge-harness --skill zoom-out-jupes
The zoom-out skill addresses the challenge of understanding the broader architecture and context of unfamiliar code.
Activate the zoom-out skill and provide the file, module, or feature you want to understand better.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To understand code architecture in an unfamiliar project, you can generate a high-level overview that maps modules, identifies callers and callees, and outlines the overall system flow for a specific file or feature.
Analyzing dependency risks and coupling involves mapping the system flow to highlight important invariants, ownership boundaries, and architectural coupling associated with a requested code element or module.
Mapping system flow for a specific feature requires summarizing the path through the system to highlight entrypoints, core modules, and side effects, which clarifies how the code fits into the bigger picture.
Yes, you can get a contextual overview of how a specific module fits into the bigger picture by requesting an architectural summary that identifies relevant modules, callers, and callees for your target code.
To know which file to inspect next in complex code architecture, you can use an analysis tool that suggests the next file or decision to review for further implementation based on the current architectural flow.
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