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Identify files needed to accomplish a task
lacerbi/dotclaude · ★ 2 · Data & Documents · score 75
Install: claude install-skill lacerbi/dotclaude
## Task $ARGUMENTS ## Your Task Identify the **essential context files** someone needs to read before starting this task — the files that rebuild the broader understanding an agent needs to avoid tunnel vision. ### What This Is For A fresh agent is about to work on this task with a clean context window. It will naturally discover specific implementation files as it works. **Your job is different**: identify the 3–6 files that provide the *surrounding context* — the big picture that prevents the agent from being over-focused on the immediate task and making mistakes from ignorance. ### What to Include - **The task/plan file** if one exists (e.g., `PLAN-foo.md`) - **Core project docs**: Architecture files, design docs, devlogs, or READMEs that explain *why* things are the way they are — *if* they are useful to understand the broader context - **Key conventions or patterns**: Files that show how similar work was done, or that establish standards the task must follow - **Critical implicit context**: Things that someone familiar with the project would know but a fresh agent won't ### What NOT to Include - Files the agent will find on its own through normal exploration - Every file tangentially related to the task - CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md (loaded automatically) - Long lists of implementation files — if you're listing more than ~6 files, you're being too granular ### Process 1. Understand the task scope 2. Explore the project for broader context docs (architecture, design, de