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Understand×8
Jump to any definition, list every caller, walk the type tree; answers from the compiler itself, never a text-search guess.
- find_references
- call_hierarchy
Edit*×13
Rename across the whole codebase, apply multi-file changes in one atomic step, delete safely. It all lands, or nothing does.
- rename_symbol
- transaction_apply*
Read×9
Pull exactly what you need: a single symbol, a line range, a glob, or a diff, instead of dragging a whole file into context.
Map*×9
Search the repo, trace what a change touches, and get the precise tests to run; in milliseconds, even while the code won’t compile.
- topology_impact*
- topology_affected
Map*×9
Search the repo, trace what a change touches, and get the precise tests to run; in milliseconds, even while the code won’t compile. A separate, experimental call, context_for_task, takes the files or symbols an agent names and returns one bounded pack: their code, callers and related declarations, the tests that reach them, whether a Go caller list is complete, and a note while the index is still being built. Its graph walk stops at a 2 s deadline.
- topology_impact*
- topology_affected
- context_for_task*
Recall×9
Durable per-repo memory the agent can write to, plus a typed, shell-free git that keeps every commit clean.
Coordinate*×4
The layer above the locks: an agent-to-agent mailbox, peer awareness and durable findings, so a fleet hands off work instead of duplicating it.
- leave_note
- share_findings*
Tasks & config×4
Run the repo’s own build, test, lint and mutation-test commands; no shell, bounded; and let the agent set task and config keys within a user-controlled allowlist.