菜单
Locate code in this repo by intent in OpenCode; use when you need to find where a symbol, function, or behavior lives before reading or editing it. Trigger on: "where is X", "where does X live", "find the code that does Y", "which file handles Z", "locate X", "where do I change Y".
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
基于 SOC 职业分类
Read-only health check of the memhub project in this repo — schema version, render freshness, write-log activity
Bootstrap memhub in this repo — initialize the SQLite store, seed starter state and architecture narratives, render PROJECT.md and PROJECT_LEDGER.md
Initialize memhub for a repo in OpenCode; use when the user asks to bootstrap project memory.
Summarize this memhub session, route updates into the database, then re-render PROJECT.md and PROJECT_LEDGER.md
Rebuild + install memhub and bring every memhub instance on this machine (each known repo DB + the machine-global store) to head schema, resync installed agent skill wrappers, with a one-time fix for the ~/.local/bin PATH shadow. Run from the memhub source repo.
Wrap up an OpenCode memhub session; run the binary-rendered policy, draft updates, get per-item approval, write, and render.
| name | locate |
| description | Locate code in this repo by intent in OpenCode; use when you need to find where a symbol, function, or behavior lives before reading or editing it. Trigger on: "where is X", "where does X live", "find the code that does Y", "which file handles Z", "locate X", "where do I change Y". |
| compatibility | opencode |
Ask memhub where code is instead of grepping the whole tree. Returns
ranked file:line breadcrumbs with clipped snippets — read-only,
never the full file.
Workflow:
memhub.locate when available; otherwise run memhub locate "$ARGUMENTS" --json from the repo.memhub code index needed.limit=N to widen/narrow. Leave rerank off (default) unless explicitly asked to A/B the cross-encoder.--no-refresh skips the refresh (no git ls-files/stat/rev-parse) for fast warm repeat calls, but is stale-by-choice — only use it in a tight loop over a known-warm index. Default (no flag) refreshes every call.path:start-end and open the file with your own tools to read the rest.