| name | repo-context |
| description | Discover repository layout, stack, and how to build, test, and run. Use when planning cross-cutting work or when the user asks how to run commands. Customize the Layout/Stack/Commands sections for this project. |
Repo context
How to orient in this repo
- Reuse repo context you already gathered in this run; do not restart orientation on every TODO.
- If the user request or plan already names exact files or commands, read those first.
- Read README.md and AGENTS.md or CONTRIBUTING.md only when they are needed to answer missing build/test/run or repo-convention questions.
- Inspect package.json, pyproject.toml, go.mod, Cargo.toml, or similar only when the task depends on stack or script details not already known.
- Map top-level directories before editing across boundaries, not for single-file or verification-only follow-ups.
Customize this skill
Replace or extend the sections below with your project's specifics so agents do not guess wrong.
Layout (edit me)
- Add your main directories (for example
apps/, packages/, src/, server/, client/).
Stack (edit me)
- Language/runtime versions (from version files, container images, or similar).
- Frameworks and major libraries.
Commands (edit me)
| Task | Command |
|---|
| Install | (add) |
| Dev | (add) |
| Test | (add) |
| Lint | (add) |
Conventions
- Match existing patterns in each area of the codebase.
- Do not add dependencies without explicit instruction.
- Plan-driven Ralph work: unchecked items in the active plan file are the source of truth for what to do next.
When to use
- Before refactors that span multiple top-level areas.
- When the user asks how to run, test, or build.
- When artifact paths should use Ralph placeholders like
artifacts/{{ARTIFACT_NS}}/...
- Skip broad repo re-orientation for verification-only todos or follow-up todos that already provide the exact command or file set.
