flow-next-rp-explorer

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Token-efficient codebase exploration using RepoPrompt CLI. Use when user says "use rp to..." or "use repoprompt to..." followed by explore, find, understand, search, or similar actions.

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# RP-Explorer Token-efficient codebase exploration using RepoPrompt Community Edition's CLI. ## Trigger Phrases Activates when user combines "use rp" or "use repoprompt" with an action: - "use rp to explore how auth works" - "use repoprompt to find similar patterns" - "use rp to understand the data flow" - "use repoprompt to search for API endpoints" ## CLI Reference Read [cli-reference.md](cli-reference.md) for complete command documentation. ## Quick Start ### Step 1: Get Overview ```bash rpce-cli -e 'tree' rpce-cli -e 'structure .' ``` ### Step 2: Find Relevant Files ```bash rpce-cli -e 'search "auth" --context-lines 2' rpce-cli -e 'builder "understand authentication"' ``` ### Step 3: Deep Dive ```bash rpce-cli -e 'select set src/auth/' rpce-cli -e 'structure --scope selected' rpce-cli -e 'read src/auth/login.ts' ``` ### Step 4: Export Context ```bash rpce-cli -e 'context --all > codebase-map.md' ``` ## Token Efficiency - Use `structure` instead of reading full files (10x fewer tokens) - Use `builder` for AI-powered file discovery - Select only relevant files before exporting context ## Tab Isolation `builder` creates an isolated compose tab automatically. Use `-t` to target it: ```bash # Builder returns: Tab: <UUID> • <Name> rpce-cli -w W -t "<Name>" -e 'select add extra.ts && context' # Or chain commands: rpce-cli -w W -e 'builder "find auth" && select add extra.ts && context' ``` ## Requirements RepoPrompt CE 1.1.0+ with `rpce-cli` installed. Direct Cla...

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gmickel
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gmickel/flow-next
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Language
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