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sifs

sifs contiene 4 skills recopiladas de tristanmanchester, con cobertura ocupacional por repositorio y páginas de detalle dentro del sitio.

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2026-05-28
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sifs-search
Desarrolladores de software

Use this skill when you need to find code in a local checkout or Git source by behavior, intent, symbol, file path, related implementation, or indexed chunk context. Use it before broad file reads or grep-style sweeps for exploratory codebase questions, architecture tracing, call-site discovery, and "where/how is X implemented?" tasks. Do not use it for general web search or non-code files unless the user asks to search a source tree.

2026-05-28
sifs-search
Desarrolladores de software

Use this skill when you need to find code in a local checkout or Git source by behavior, intent, symbol, file path, related implementation, or indexed chunk context. Use it before broad file reads or grep-style sweeps for exploratory codebase questions, architecture tracing, call-site discovery, and "where/how is X implemented?" tasks. Do not use it for general web search or non-code files unless the user asks to search a source tree.

2026-05-28
sifs-search
Desarrolladores de software

Use this skill when you need to find code in a local checkout or Git source by behavior, intent, symbol, file path, related implementation, or indexed chunk context. Use it before broad file reads or grep-style sweeps for exploratory codebase questions, architecture tracing, call-site discovery, and "where/how is X implemented?" tasks. Do not use it for general web search or non-code files unless the user asks to search a source tree.

2026-05-27
sifs-search
Desarrolladores de software

Use this skill when you need to find code in a local checkout or Git source by behavior, intent, symbol, file path, related implementation, or indexed chunk context. Use it before broad file reads or grep-style sweeps for exploratory codebase questions, architecture tracing, call-site discovery, and "where/how is X implemented?" tasks. Do not use it for general web search or non-code files unless the user asks to search a source tree.

2026-05-27