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code-wiki-reconlisted

First-pass codebase reconnaissance using Google Code Wiki (codewiki.google). Use when the user is opening a new repository for the first time, asks for a quick architectural overview of an unfamiliar codebase, or needs to build a mental model before diving into code. Pulls the auto-generated TOC, architecture diagram, and section summaries from Code Wiki to bootstrap understanding. Strictly a recon tool, not a Q&A oracle — Code Wiki cannot answer deep runtime/optimization questions, only describe architecture.
yangwhale/CloseCrab · ★ 4 · AI & Automation · score 77
Install: claude install-skill yangwhale/CloseCrab
# Code Wiki Recon Bootstrap understanding of an unfamiliar codebase by pulling Google Code Wiki's auto-generated architecture documentation. Saves significant manual `grep`/`Read` exploration on the first encounter. ## When to invoke - User says "first time looking at X repo", "help me understand X's architecture", "what's in this codebase" - Before doing any non-trivial work on a repo Claude hasn't seen before in this session - When user shares a GitHub URL and asks for a high-level summary Do NOT invoke when: - The user is asking a specific runtime/optimization/debugging question — Code Wiki cannot answer these (see [references/limitations.md](references/limitations.md)) - The repo is small/trivial (<50 files) — just read it directly - A cache already exists at `~/.claude/cache/code-wiki/{org}-{repo}.md` and the user hasn't asked for a refresh ## Required tool Code Wiki is a SPA (Angular/boq) — its TOC and content are JS-rendered, so curl/WebFetch cannot extract them. A real browser is required. Use **chrome-devtools-mcp** (preferred) or **playwright-mcp**. If neither is available on this bot, fall back to manual exploration (see Step 6 below) and tell the user Code Wiki recon is not possible in this environment. ## Workflow ### Step 1 — Detect coverage ``` chrome_navigate(https://codewiki.google/github.com/{Org}/{Repo}) chrome_take_snapshot() ``` Repo segment is **case-sensitive** in the URL — match the canonical GitHub casing (e.g., `AI-Hypercomputer/maxtext`,