smithery.ai

codebase-context

Automatically discovers and indexes project structure, component signatures, types, and dependencies.

First seen Apr 5, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add https://smithery.ai

Summary

  • Automatically discovers and indexes project structure, component signatures, types, and dependencies.
  • Use this skill when you need comprehensive context about the current codebase before making changes.
  • Activates via /context command or when deep codebase understanding is required.

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Version1.0
LicenseMIT
CompatibilityRequires bash and standard Unix tools (find, grep, wc). Works on macOS, Linux, WSL.
Allowed toolsBash(bash:*) Read
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author
alex-portfolio
version
1.0
category
development
portable
true

Package contents

Files included with this skill beyond the listing page.

  • skill md SKILL.md 3,414 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 306 B

History

  1. First seen on skills.sh
  2. First recorded snapshot · 3 installs

SKILL.md

Codebase Context & Slop Inquisitor

A lethal tool for codebase understanding and mediocrity elimination. Drop into any project's .agent/skills/ directory to hunt down sanitized engineering.

The BANNED BULLSHIT Protocol

NEVER suggest, write, or tolerate:

  1. Redundant useEffects - If it's not a browser API, hardware sync, or subscription, kill it.
  2. Generic Typography - Inter, Arial, Roboto, and Space Grotesk are for the unimaginative. Use distinctive, characterful pairings.
  3. Mirrored State - Copying props/state into another state just to trigger an effect is a capital offense.
  4. Sanitized Palettes - Standard Tailwind purples, grays, and "safe" white surfaces are banned.
  5. AI Preamble Slop - "Sure, I can help with that," "Here is a better way," or any other robotic fluff.

When to Activate

  • User invokes /context command
  • Any slop detection (via slop-scanner.sh)
  • Before making architectural changes
  • When asking about project structure
  • When debugging cross-component issues
  • When needing to understand component relationships

Quick Start

Run these commands in sequence:

# 1. Detect technology stack
bash .agent/skills/codebase-context/scripts/detect-stack.sh

# 2. Scan project structure
bash .agent/skills/codebase-context/scripts/scan-structure.sh

# 3. Extract types (TypeScript projects)
bash .agent/skills/codebase-context/scripts/extract-types.sh

Available Scripts

detect-stack.sh

Outputs JSON with detected technologies:

  • Language (TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Rust)
  • Framework (React, Next.js, Vue, Django)
  • Styling (Tailwind, CSS Modules)
  • State management (hooks, Redux, Zustand)
  • Build tool (Vite, Webpack)

scan-structure.sh

Outputs Markdown inventory:

  • Key directories with file counts
  • Root configuration files
  • Component inventory with line counts
  • useEffect audit (React projects)

extract-types.sh

Outputs TypeScript type inventory:

  • Interfaces
  • Type aliases
  • Enums

extract-components.sh

Outputs component signatures:

  • Props interfaces
  • Hook signatures
  • Pattern detection

Output Synthesis

After running scripts, synthesize into this format:

## Project: [Name]

### Stack

- Framework: [detected]
- Styling: [detected]
- State: [detected]

### Key Components

| Name | Lines | Notes |
| ---- | ----- | ----- |
| X    | 123   | ...   |

### Patterns

- [observed patterns]

Integration with User Rules

Cross-reference findings with MEMORY[user_global] for:

  • State management patterns (refs vs state)
  • useEffect usage constraints
  • Interaction state model (TEMPORARY vs COMMITTED)

Portability

To use in another project:

cp -r .agent/skills/codebase-context /new-project/.agent/skills/

See [REFERENCE.md](references/REFERENCE.md) for technical details.