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System zoom out

Skill markoblogo/abvx-agent-skills/skills/system-zoom-out

Go up one layer of abstraction and explain how a local piece of code fits into the larger system. Use when the current focus is too narrow, the user is unfamiliar with an area, an audit needs broader context, or a refactor should be explained through modules, seams, and callers instead of line-by-line detail.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add markoblogo/abvx-agent-skills --skill system-zoom-out

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System Zoom Out

When local detail is crowding out system understanding, step back and draw the map.

Output

Explain:

  • the relevant modules;
  • the entrypoints and callers;
  • the key dependencies and boundaries;
  • the domain language used in this area;
  • why this local change matters to the wider system.

Rules

  • Use the repo's domain language, not generic abstractions.
  • Prefer maps and relationships over line-by-line summaries.
  • Name what is outside the current focus so the user sees the edge of the map.
  • If the repo already has architecture docs, align with them or call out contradictions.

Best Use Cases

  • architecture audits;
  • unfamiliar code areas;
  • refactor proposals;
  • onboarding into a subsystem;
  • explaining blast radius before a change.

Final Report

Give the map, the boundaries, and the best next file or module to inspect if the user wants to go deeper.

What ships with it: 2 files

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