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Analyze and understand the structure of a repository. Use when you first arrive in a new codebase or need to locate entry points, configuration files, and overall project organization.

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name	repo-analyzer
description	Analyze and understand the structure of a repository. Use when you first arrive in a new codebase or need to locate entry points, configuration files, and overall project organization.

Repo Analyzer

Overview

This skill helps you quickly orient yourself in a new codebase. It provides tools to visualize the directory structure and identify critical files.

Tasks

1. Visualization

Map Tree: Use scripts/map_tree.sh [depth] to see the project structure (default depth 2). It automatically ignores common noise like node_modules and .git.

2. Exploration

Find Entry Points: Use scripts/find_entry_points.sh to locate main application files and configuration files.
Search for Patterns: Use grep or rg to find specific keywords across the codebase.

Workflow: Orientation

Run scripts/map_tree.sh to see the high-level layout.
Run scripts/find_entry_points.sh to identify where the app starts.
Read the package.json or requirements.txt to understand dependencies.
Search for "TODO" or "FIXME" to find areas needing attention.

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description	Analyze and understand the structure of a repository. Use when you first arrive in a new codebase or need to locate entry points, configuration files, and overall project organization.

Repo Analyzer

Overview

This skill helps you quickly orient yourself in a new codebase. It provides tools to visualize the directory structure and identify critical files.

Tasks

1. Visualization

Map Tree: Use scripts/map_tree.sh [depth] to see the project structure (default depth 2). It automatically ignores common noise like node_modules and .git.

2. Exploration

Find Entry Points: Use scripts/find_entry_points.sh to locate main application files and configuration files.
Search for Patterns: Use grep or rg to find specific keywords across the codebase.

Workflow: Orientation

Run scripts/map_tree.sh to see the high-level layout.
Run scripts/find_entry_points.sh to identify where the app starts.
Read the package.json or requirements.txt to understand dependencies.
Search for "TODO" or "FIXME" to find areas needing attention.