cc-context

Read code, find symbols, search a codebase, review diffs, edit a span in place, outline and search web pages, and compose multi-call pipelines with token-bounded outputs instead of raw file reads or whole-page fetches. Use whenever you need codebase context: reading a file, locating a symbol or definition, searching code by intent or text, listing files, reviewing changes, editing a line range you already have an anchor for, re-encoding a command's JSON output, or chaining tool calls and keeping only the distilled result — and whenever you need web content: reading or fetching a web page or docs URL, or asking a question of a page. Triggers on "read this file", "where is X", "find the Y function", "how does Z work", "search the code for", "show me the diff", "what calls this", "change line N", "replace this span", "filter this output", "for each file", "combine results from", "fetch this page", "read these docs", "what does the page say about X", or running any command that emits JSON. Reach for ccx before Re