ripwire-router
FeaturedStart HERE when unsure which ripwire skill fits, or asked 'how do I use ripwire / where do I start'. A moment→skill map, cold start to handoff, plus the two reflexes that leak most: --exemplar before you write, --quality-delta before you call it done. One hop to the right skill.
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Quality Score: 96/100
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- Author
- redhat-et
- Repository
- redhat-et/ripwire
- Created
- 1 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- C++
- License
- Apache-2.0
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Similar Skills
Semantically similar based on skill content — not just same category
ripwire-orient
Landing COLD in an unfamiliar repo or subsystem, or about to open several files for one question: map first, read only what it ranks highest — main subsystems, entry points, 'how does X work / where is Y'. Also recover context after compaction, retrieve saved docs (--recall), divide code for subagents (--partition), save gotchas (--note-add). NAMED symbol → navigate. Stop at the first rung that answers.
ripwire-repo-map
Use ripwire CLI to map a repo before reading it.
ripwire-efficient
A token + accuracy DISCIPLINE for ANY read, not a moment: map before you open files. Reach for it the instant you catch yourself about to open more than ~2 files to figure something out — anywhere in a task. Also the moment you catch yourself typing "let me search the codebase", "let me read that file", or "let me look at a few files first": that sentence IS the trigger. File reads dominate an agent's token cost, and less context is measurably MORE accurate, not just cheaper; a small ranked map beats a fan-out of whole-file reads on both. Code-repair accuracy fell 29% → 3% as context grew 32K → 256K tokens (LongCodeBench), so "read a few more files to be safe" is the instinct this replaces, not a safe default. The reflex is one line: run the cheapest verb that answers the question, then read only the 2-3 files it ranks highest. Fires ALONGSIDE the moment skills (orient, navigate, change-check…), never instead of them. Backed by ripwire (deterministic, on PATH).