oss-explore-repo
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Guided codebase exploration for understanding a repo's architecture, patterns, and domain language before contributing. Not issue-specific. builds general understanding. Use when exploring a new repo, wanting to understand how a project works, or preparing to become a regular contributor. Not for learning a framework or language you have never used. Use oss-learn-stack for that.
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npx skills add chiruu12/OSS-Skills --skill oss-explore-repo -a claude-code
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