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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Build and query architecture-aware code search, dependency graphs, call flows, impact analysis, and belief maps for Python, TypeScript, TSX, Rust, C#, Java, Go, Ruby, and Ruby on Rails repositories. Use before non-trivial code changes to find module boundaries, blast radius, architecture violations, and the minimal…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Execute coding work as a cached dependency graph with local quality gates, parallel agents, localized retries, resume support, token telemetry, and an interactive report. Use for $graph requests.
bntvllnt/codebase-intelligence
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Query the codebase-intelligence CLI to understand TypeScript architecture, dependencies, blast radius, and risk before reading files. Use for any "how is this structured", "what breaks if I change X", "where is the complexity" question.
Skill Codex
Plan changes by mapping the existing system end to end, finding comparable features and conventions, and documenting how to reuse or extend current owners instead of creating parallel implementations.
Skill Claude CodeCodex needs its repo
Knowledge Kernel — a deterministic, evidence-backed source of truth for AI agents. Stores verified facts, evidence, relationships, and freshness. Use this when an agent needs to know infrastructure, software, endpoints, dependencies, agents, or projects — anything grounded in empirical reality.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use this skill when the user asks about dependencies, package upgrades, vulnerabilities, blast radius, or software supply chain security.
tetracoralla/deterministic-dependency-engine
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Resolve prerequisites, ready work, execution order, blockers, change impact, dependency slices, and path explanations with Deterministic Dependency Engine over an explicitly declared graph. Use when a task asks who depends on what or why work is blocked; do not use it to infer undeclared relations or solve…
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