name: codemap description: Analyze codebase structure, dependencies, and changes. Use when user asks about project structure, where code is located, how files connect, what changed, or before starting any coding task. Provides instant architectural context.

Codemap

Codemap gives you instant architectural context about any codebase. Use it proactively before exploring or modifying code.

Commands

• •Discovery: Use ls -R (recursive list) to map the directory structure.
• •Dependencies: Read pyproject.toml, requirements.txt, or package.json.
• •Entry Points: Look for main.py, app.py, wsgi.py, or manage.py.
• •Search: Use SearchCodebase with high-level terms (e.g., "auth", "database", "api") to find core modules.

When to Use

• •User asks "What does this project do?"
• •User asks "Where is X implemented?"
• •Before starting a complex task to understand impact.
• •To identify "hub" files (files imported by many others).

Output Interpretation

• •Structure: Directories and key files.
• •Dependencies: Key libraries and their purpose.
• •Flow: How data/control flows through the app.

Examples

User: "Explain the project structure." Agent:

1. •Runs ls -R to get the tree.
2. •Reads config files.
3. •Summarizes: "The project is a Django app with core and api apps. Key dependencies are..."