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Display directory structure as a formatted tree. Use when the user needs to visualize a directory structure, analyze folder organization, or share a file tree view. Supports custom paths via the /tree command.
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| name | directory-tree-viewer |
| description | Display directory structure as a formatted tree. Use when the user needs to visualize a directory structure, analyze folder organization, or share a file tree view. Supports custom paths via the /tree command. |
| allowed-tools | Bash, Read |
A skill for generating visual representations of directory structures in various formats. Useful for understanding project layout, documenting folder organization, or visualizing file hierarchies.
/tree provides convenient path-based accessWhen you need to see the structure of the current working directory, use the Bash tool with the tree command:
tree -L 3 -a
This displays up to 3 levels of the directory structure with all files (including hidden ones).
Use the custom slash command /tree with a file path argument to view any directory:
/tree /path/to/directory
The slash command accepts optional arguments:
Common options when using the tree command directly:
-L N: Limit depth to N levels-a: Show all files including hidden ones-I 'pattern': Ignore files matching pattern-d: Directories only-h: Human-readable file sizesDisplay the structure of the current plugins directory:
tree -L 2 plugins/
Output shows all plugins and their first-level contents.
Ask Claude to show the structure of a specific directory:
"Show me the structure of the src directory"
Claude will invoke: /tree src
Explore nested structures with multiple levels:
tree -L 5 -I 'node_modules|.git|dist'
This shows up to 5 levels while excluding common dependency/build directories.
Display only files without directories:
tree -f --dirsfirst
Tree command not available: The tree command may not be installed on all systems. Use ls -R as a fallback:
ls -R /path/to/directory
Too much output: Reduce depth with -L 2 or filter with -I 'pattern'
Permission denied: Some directories may require elevated permissions. Use ls -la instead.
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