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Skill ozekimasaki/lazyload-cloud/skills/lazyload-cloud

Use lazyload-cloud to inspect codebases with compact queries, architecture overviews, call traces, type traces, references, and related context. Use this when you need targeted code context instead of loading many files.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add ozekimasaki/lazyload-cloud --skill lazyload-cloud

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SKILL.md

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Use lazyload-cloud as your default skill for focused code exploration.

Recommended workflow:

  1. Run scripts/overview.sh for a quick architecture view.
  2. Run scripts/query-symbols.sh <query> to locate the best symbol candidates.
  3. Run scripts/get-function.sh <symbol> or scripts/get-class.sh <symbol> to inspect one target.
  4. Run scripts/trace-calls.sh <symbol> or scripts/trace-types.sh <symbol> when you need relationships.
  5. Run scripts/find-references.sh <symbol> or scripts/suggest-related.sh <symbol> to expand context.

Notes:

  • The scripts emit compact output that is optimized for agent consumption.
  • Set LAZYLOAD_CLI_BIN if you want to point at a local binary instead of npx lazyload-cloud.
  • For Claude Code, the skill lives under .claude/skills/. Other Agent Skills-compatible clients can reuse the same folder structure.

What ships with it: 10 files

2.1 KB alongside SKILL.md, 8 of them executable

examples/

references/

scripts/

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