Generate a domain-level map of modules and callers using the project glossary.
npx skills add https://github.com/vessux/dotfiles --skill zoom-out-vessux
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: zoom-out Source: https://github.com/vessux/dotfiles/tree/main/umbel/skills/pocock/zoom-out Command: npx skills add https://github.com/vessux/dotfiles --skill zoom-out-vessux
This skill helps engineers and teams quickly gain a high-level understanding of unfamiliar code by generating a domain-level map of modules and their callers, using the project glossary vocabulary to ensure consistent terminology.
Ask your AI assistant to produce a domain-level map of the repository, listing modules and their callers using the project's glossary.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
A code map provides a high-level view of unfamiliar code areas by generating a domain-level map of modules and their callers. It aligns findings to the project's domain glossary, ensuring consistent terminology and a big-picture view.
The best way to map call graphs across services is to apply a zoom-out technique that generates a domain-level map of modules and callers. This anchors the code structure to your project's domain glossary, ensuring consistent terminology across services.
Yes, you can generate a domain-level map of modules and their interaction callers without deep code knowledge. This technique facilitates architecture reviews by providing a big-picture view of the system using the project's domain glossary vocabulary.
To explore new modules in an unfamiliar codebase, you can apply a zoom-out technique to gain broader context. This generates a top-down map of code modules and their interaction callers, anchored to the project's domain glossary for consistent terminology.
Generating a code map using this approach requires no specific dependencies or components. You can ask your AI assistant to produce a domain-level map of the repository, listing modules and their callers using the project's glossary.
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