Add an external directory (sibling repo, related project) to the codegraph index so cross-repo symbol lookups work. Use when the user asks to include another repo/folder in the graph ("add ../frontend to codegraph", "include the infra repo in the graph", etc.).
EnglishPlan a new feature or architectural change by FIRST mapping the codebase through codegraph MCP tools instead of Read/Grep. Triggers when the user describes what they want to build or changes ("I want X", "can we add Y", "how should we implement Z", "refactor X to do Y").
EnglishPersist patterns, decisions, gotchas, style preferences, and session digests into codegraph's knowledge store so they survive across sessions and context compactions. Complements cgh-use-memory (which is about READING). Triggers proactively after an "aha" moment, after diagnosing a non-obvious bug, or near the end of a long session.
EnglishRefresh the codegraph index after git operations that change many files. Trigger when the user mentions git pull, git rebase, git merge, git checkout , or "I just pulled/switched branches". Ensures symbollookup returns accurate results.
EnglishUse codegraph MCP tools BEFORE reading files when navigating code. Triggers on symbol lookups ("where is X defined", "what calls Y"), multi-file exploration ("how does X work"), and task kickoff. Saves 60-90% of exploration tokens.
EnglishCheck codegraph's memory + plan indexes BEFORE asking the user about preferences, before re-deriving facts from conversation history, and when the user hints at a past plan. Uses mcpcodegraphmemorysearch, memorylist, plansearch, planlist.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Cgh Add Dir, Cgh Feature Plan, Cgh Record Knowledge, and other workflows.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLISupported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Cgh Add Dir
Add an external directory (sibling repo, related project) to the codegraph index so cross-repo symbol lookups work. Use when the user asks to include another repo/folder in the graph ("add ../frontend to codegraph", "include the infra repo in the graph", etc.).
Cgh Feature Plan
Plan a new feature or architectural change by FIRST mapping the codebase through codegraph MCP tools instead of Read/Grep. Triggers when the user describes what they want to build or changes ("I want X", "can we add Y", "how should we implement Z", "refactor X to do Y").
Cgh Record Knowledge
Persist patterns, decisions, gotchas, style preferences, and session digests into codegraph's knowledge store so they survive across sessions and context compactions. Complements cgh-use-memory (which is about READING). Triggers proactively after an "aha" moment, after diagnosing a non-obvious bug, or near the end of a long session.
Cgh Scan After Pull
Refresh the codegraph index after git operations that change many files. Trigger when the user mentions git pull, git rebase, git merge, git checkout , or "I just pulled/switched branches". Ensures symbollookup returns accurate results.
Cgh Use Codegraph
Use codegraph MCP tools BEFORE reading files when navigating code. Triggers on symbol lookups ("where is X defined", "what calls Y"), multi-file exploration ("how does X work"), and task kickoff. Saves 60-90% of exploration tokens.
Cgh Use Memory
Check codegraph's memory + plan indexes BEFORE asking the user about preferences, before re-deriving facts from conversation history, and when the user hints at a past plan. Uses mcpcodegraphmemorysearch, memorylist, plansearch, planlist.
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