Use when asked to understand a codebase's architecture, explore an unfamiliar project, onboard to a new repo, identify which modules exist, find entry points, or get a bird's-eye view before diving into code. Also use when the user says 'what does this project do' or 'show me the structure'. Provides structural overview without reading individual files.
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Executes implementation plans in current session by dispatching fresh subagents per independent task, with two-stage reviews: spec compliance then code quality.
Dispatches code-reviewer subagent to evaluate code changes via git SHAs after tasks, major features, or before merging, with focused context on implementation and requirements.
Processes code review feedback technically: verify suggestions against codebase, clarify unclear items, push back if questionable, implement after evaluation—not blind agreement.
Run when you need a bird's-eye view of a project before diving into code.
Start with architecture overview:
tldrs arch --lang python .
Then drill into interesting directories:
tldrs structure src/
tldrs structure src/path/to/area/
tldrs tree src/
Lighter than structure — just file paths, no symbols.
tldrs arch --lang <lang> . → big picture (layers, dependencies)tldrs structure <dir> → symbols in each filetldrs tree <dir> → file listing for large directoriestldrs context <entry_point> --project . --preset compacttree only for orientation, structure for real worktldrs arch --lang typescript src/tldrs context <symbol> --project . --preset compact or Readtldrs structure .