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Enhanced code search with custom ripgrep binary supporting ES module extensions and advanced patterns.
This skill should be used when agents need to search codebases for text patterns or structural code patterns. Provides fast search using ripgrep for text and ast-grep for syntax-aware code search.
Explores codebase with structural and text search using ast-grep (syntax-aware AST matching), ripgrep (fast text/regex search), and fd (file discovery). Use when (1) navigating unfamiliar code or understanding architecture, (2) tracing call flows, symbol definitions, or usages, (3) answering "how does this work" or "where is this defined/called" questions, (4) finding files by name, extension, or path pattern, (5) pre-refactoring analysis to locate all references before changing code.
Search file contents using regex patterns with ripgrep or grep. Use when: finding code, text patterns, or content across files.
Navigate, search, and understand the Resume Matcher codebase using ripgrep, ack, or grep. Find functions, classes, components, API endpoints, trace data flows, and understand architecture. Use FIRST when exploring code, finding files, or understanding project structure.
Modern file and content search using fd, ripgrep (rg), and fzf. Triggers on: fd, ripgrep, rg, find files, search code, fzf, fuzzy find, search codebase.
Use for Desktop Commander MCP capabilities — persistent shells and REPLs, long-running processes, filesystem beyond the workspace, structured files (.xlsx, .docx, .pdf, images) and large local data files such as CSVs, ripgrep search at scale, SSH, or cross-turn state.
Performs advanced CLI operations, structured data transformation, and Unix forensics with modern Rust-powered tools. Use when searching codebases with ripgrep, transforming JSON or YAML with jq, refactoring across files with sed and fd, debugging APIs with httpie, or navigating directories with zoxide.
Use when finding files by name/path or searching inside file contents on the local Windows machine. Faster than `search_files` / `ls -R` / `find` / ripgrep when the search would touch many directories, because it uses live indexes (Voidtools Everything for filenames, AnyTxt for full-text incl. PDF/docx/pptx). One CLI (`local-search`) with self-explanatory subcommands - `files` (filename/path/ext, sub-second across millions of files), `text` (full-text incl. PDF/docx/pptx/code, keyword highlighting), `recent` (recently modified files, human-friendly time windows like `1h`/`today`/`30min`), `extract` (turn PDF/docx/pptx into plain text using AnyTxt's index — instant, no marker-pdf/OCR needed), `sync` (force AnyTxt to reindex a folder after writing new files so agent can search them immediately), `doctor` (health-check both backends with actionable fix hints). Default output is a markdown table; `--format json`/`csv` for machine consumption. Windows only.
Debug and investigate code issues using search and AI analysis. Use when stuck on bugs, tracing execution flow, or understanding complex code.
Navigate, search, and manage Droid sessions. Use when the user wants to: - List recent sessions - Search session history for specific topics or patterns - Resume a previous session - Get details about what was accomplished in a session - Find sessions by project, date, or content
Semantic analysis of asciinema recordings. TRIGGERS - analyze cast, keyword extraction, find patterns in recordings.