scoped-readlisted

## Overview The fastest way to run out of context is to read whole files. slipstream gives you a compact map of files, exported symbols and purpose, plus two scoped retrieval helpers, so you read the index and one slice rather than everything. ## Steps 1. Ensure a fresh map exists: `npx slipstream map . --md .claude/slipstream/map.md`. Read that index. 2. Find the file and symbol you need from the map. Pull just that symbol with `npx slipstream slice . <file> <symbol>`, or a known window with `npx slipstream lines . <file> <start> <end>`. 3. Read a whole file only when a slice genuinely will not do (for example a small config). For anything large, slice first. ## Verify Confirm you retrieved a scoped slice (a symbol or line range) rather than the whole file, and that the slice contains what you needed.