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This skill should be used when the user asks to "clone a repo", "fetch code from github", "get external code", "look at a repo", or needs to explore an external repository for code examples and patterns.
This skill is limited to using the following tools:
Clone Repo
Clone an external repository for exploration and code reference.
Usage
Parse user arguments: <repo> [branch]
- repo: GitHub
owner/repoor full URL - branch (optional): specific branch to clone
Process
- Create
temp/directory in project root (gitignored) - Shallow clone:
git clone --depth 1 [--branch <branch>] <repo> temp/<repo-name> - Explore, read, and search the cloned code as needed
- When done, clean up:
rm -rf temp/<repo-name>
Notes
- Always use
--depth 1to minimize download size - Clean up when finished — don't leave cloned repos around
- If
temp/doesn't exist in.gitignore, add it
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