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Codebase map

Skill claude-hangar/claude-hangar/core/skills/codebase-map

Generate a structural overview of the codebase for context recovery. Use when: "map", "codebase map", "overview", "orient", "what is this project", or after /compact.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add claude-hangar/claude-hangar --skill codebase-map

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SKILL.md

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<!-- AI-QUICK-REF ## /codebase-map — Quick Reference - **Modes:** generate | refresh - **Output:** Compact structural overview in stdout (not a file) - **Use case:** Context recovery after /compact, new session orientation, handoff prep - **Inspired by:** GSD v2 "codebase map — structural orientation for fresh agent contexts" -->

/codebase-map — Structural Codebase Overview

Generates a compact, navigable overview of the codebase for context recovery. Designed to be injected into context after /compact or at session start.

Inspired by: GSD v2 "codebase map — structural orientation for fresh agent contexts"

When to Use

  • After /compact wipes detailed file knowledge
  • At the start of a new session in an unfamiliar project
  • When preparing a handoff to another agent or session
  • When a subagent needs project orientation

What the Map Contains

1. Project Identity

Project: {name} ({framework})
Root: {path}
Stack: {detected technologies}

2. Directory Structure (depth 2, annotated)

src/
  components/  — 12 Svelte components (Button, Card, Header, ...)
  lib/
    server/    — DB client, auth helpers, email service
    utils/     — formatDate, slugify, validateEmail
  routes/      — 8 pages (/, /about, /contact, /blog, /blog/[slug], ...)
static/        — fonts, favicon, robots.txt
tests/         — 3 test files (unit, integration, e2e setup)

3. Entry Points

Entry points:
  Web:    src/routes/+layout.svelte → src/routes/+page.svelte
  API:    src/routes/api/*/+server.ts (3 endpoints)
  DB:     src/lib/server/db/schema.ts (5 tables)
  Config: svelte.config.js, vite.config.ts, drizzle.config.ts

4. Key Files (by importance)

Key files:
  src/lib/server/db/schema.ts    — Database schema (users, posts, sessions, ...)
  src/hooks.server.ts            — Auth guard, locale detection
  src/routes/+layout.server.ts   — Session loading, global data
  src/lib/server/auth.ts         — Login, register, session management

5. Recent Activity

Recent (last 5 commits):
  fix: session cookie path       — 2h ago (hooks.server.ts, auth.ts)
  feat: blog pagination          — 5h ago (blog/+page.server.ts, +page.svelte)
  ...

Generation Process

  1. Detect project type: Read package.json, config files, framework markers
  2. Scan directory tree: find . -type f with smart depth limits (2 for dirs, show file counts)
  3. Identify entry points: Framework-specific detection (routes, API, DB schema, config)
  4. Rank files by importance: Git activity (most changed) + size + import count
  5. Recent activity: git log --oneline -5 with changed files
  6. Format output: Compact, scannable, no prose — designed for context injection

Modes

/codebase-map generate

Full generation. Scans the project and outputs the map.

/codebase-map refresh

Lightweight refresh — only updates "Recent Activity" and file counts. Reuses the structural data.

Rules

  • Output to stdout (not a file) — designed for context injection, not persistence
  • Compact: The entire map must fit in ~2000 tokens. No verbose descriptions.
  • No opinions: Just facts. No recommendations or analysis.
  • Framework-aware: Knows where to look for Astro, SvelteKit, Next.js, Express, etc.

What ships with it: 1 file

357 B alongside SKILL.md

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