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# Navigate: Intent → Right Tool Takes freeform user intent and returns the best skill/agent/command(s) to use. ## When to use - You know what you want to do but don't know which tool does it. - Your task spans multiple workflows. - Onboarding: "how do I X?" ## When NOT to use - You already know the exact command — just invoke it. - Pure information retrieval — use `/catchup` or read `CLAUDE.md`. - Model selection advice — use `/model-route`. ## Invocation ``` /navigate "describe what you want to do in one sentence" ``` If no argument is given, ask the user: "What are you trying to do?" ## Procedure 1. **Classify intent** (silently): - **Phase:** orient / explore / plan / implement / verify / research / ops - **Scope:** single-file / multi-file / cross-cutting 2. **Scan available tools** — check `.claude/skills/`, `.claude/agents/`, and built-in commands. 3. **Match intent to tools** — prefer tools whose description matches the intent. 4. **Return structured output:** ``` ## Recommended: `<primary tool>` Rationale: <one sentence> How to invoke: <exact command> ## Also consider - `<second tool>` — <one-line rationale> - `<third tool>` — <one-line rationale> [omit if no good third match] ## Next step <One sentence: invoke the primary tool, or a clarifying question> ``` 5. **If intent is ambiguous** (4+ tools match): ask ONE clarifying question with 2–4 options. 6. **If no tool matches**: say so — "No tool covers this. Consid