context-scope

name	context-scope
description	Surface @context annotations before editing a file. Shows critical constraints, tradeoffs, and risks sorted by priority. Use when about to modify unfamiliar or complex code, or when the user asks what constraints apply to a file.
user-invocable	true
allowed-tools	Bash(npx codecontext *)
argument-hint	<file>

Run the codecontext scope command on the target file to surface all @context annotations sorted by priority.

npx codecontext --scope $ARGUMENTS

Present the results grouped by priority:

• Critical — MUST read before editing. Violating these risks defects or constraint violations.
• High — SHOULD read. Significantly reduces risk of unintended consequences.
• Normal/Low — Informational context.

If any annotations contain {@link file:.claude/skills/.../SKILL.md} references, tell the user which skill to load before editing that code.

If annotations have review-required or stale status, flag them and recommend the user verify or update the [verified:YYYY-MM-DD] date.