Onboard a Context Engine tenant: confirm a model + embedder are configured, connect data sources (GitHub/GitLab/Jira/… repos + credentials) and ingest, then immediately show what CTX understood about each repo (what it is, stack, what it does, what it talks to) with a live semantic-search demo and an invitation to ask questions — and kick off the slower enrichment agents that build the service/dependency graph as a follow-on. Use for "set up / onboard / get started with CTX", "connect repos", or "what does CTX know about my system".
Set up and route Context Engine CLI (ctx-cli) work — install, authenticate, check version, discover tools, and pick the right tool by intent. Start here for anything involving ctx-cli or the Context Engine; it routes to the ctx-onboarding, ctx-search, ctx-security, ctx-guidelines, and ctx-investigate skills.
Apply and audit a team's coding standards with ctx-cli — fetch managed coaching guidelines to write or review code to spec, and inspect discovered AI-guideline files (CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, AGENTS.md) for coverage and cross-repo drift.
Investigate services and assess change impact with ctx-cli — one-call service investigation (deps, owners, runbooks), blast radius, incident response, dependency/package safety checks, package migration, and business-flow understanding.
Search a team's codebase and knowledge graph with ctx-cli — find where code is implemented (code_search), find entities by natural-language query, and traverse graph relationships between services, libraries, and code. Use to locate source or explore what an entity connects to.
Triage and resolve security findings with ctx-cli — the CVE and SAST resolution inboxes, each row carrying a ready-to-apply fix diff or advisory. Use for any security search or CVE/SAST remediation work.
Set up and route Context Engine CLI (ctx-cli) work — install, authenticate, check version, discover tools, and pick the right tool by intent. Start here for anything involving ctx-cli or the Context Engine; it routes to the ctx-search, ctx-security, ctx-guidelines, and ctx-investigate skills.
Use when reviewing code, writing new code, or answering questions about coding standards. Activates when the user wants to apply team guidelines, check if code follows best practices, or understand the rules and recommendations defined for a specific language.