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Generates upward architectural map for symbols/files: callers, dependencies, system fit using CONTEXT.md vocab. For zoom-out, bigger picture, onboarding unfamiliar code.
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Counter to `/explore` (broad navigation) and `/tldr` (token-efficient analysis): this is a **focused upward zoom** when you're staring at a function or module and need to know how it fits.
Prompts Claude to zoom out from code details, providing higher-level maps of modules, callers, and abstractions using project domain glossary. Use when unfamiliar with codebase sections.
Produces a one-screen map of unfamiliar codebase areas: entry points, core modules, data flow, callers, hidden coupling. Readable in 15 seconds for quick orientation.
Explores codebase structure, architecture, files, directories, and component relationships using OpenTrace knowledge graph. For browsing, searching, and understanding code organization.
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Counter to /explore (broad navigation) and /tldr (token-efficient analysis): this is a focused upward zoom when you're staring at a function or module and need to know how it fits.
Follow ../context-doc/DOMAIN-AWARENESS.md — read CONTEXT.md and any relevant ADRs first if they exist.
Identify the symbol or file the user is asking about.
Use TLDR for the structural answer when available:
tldr context <symbol> --depth 3 --project .
tldr impact <symbol> --project .
Synthesize a map: list the immediate callers, the modules they live in, and where this area sits in the system. Use CONTEXT.md vocabulary when naming concepts.
Stop at one layer up. The user can ask for another zoom-out if they need it.
{Symbol/file in question}
↑ called by: {module A}, {module B}
↓ depends on: {module C}, {module D}
Where this fits:
{1–2 sentence narrative using CONTEXT.md terms}
Related ADRs:
- ADR-NNNN ({title}) — relevant because…
Keep it short. The point is orientation, not exhaustive coverage.