Navigate and understand codebases using agentlens hierarchical documentation. Use when exploring new projects, finding modules, locating symbols in large files, finding TODOs/warnings, or understanding code structure.
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See how to installReview the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Always start by reading .agentlens/INDEX.md for the project map. If the target repo has no .agentlens/ directory, this skill is advisory only; fall back to normal repository discovery.
This skill consumes AgentLens documentation but does not generate it. LocalSetup does not include an agentlens CLI, script, or wrapper for regenerating .agentlens/ output.
agentlens command is installed in the environment, use the command and flags documented by that external tool..agentlens/ as read-only navigation context and verify stale-looking claims against source files.Do not assume agentlens is available from this repository or from PATH.
| Level | File | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| L0 | INDEX.md | Project overview and module routing |
| L1 | modules/{slug}/MODULE.md | Module details, file list |
| L1 | modules/{slug}/outline.md | Symbols in large files, when generated |
| L1 | modules/{slug}/memory.md | Warnings and TODOs, when generated |
| L1 | modules/{slug}/imports.md | File dependencies, when generated |
| L2 | files/{slug}.md | Deep docs for complex files, when generated |
This is the public output hierarchy documented by the current upstream AgentLens README. Do not infer additional filenames from older package guidance.
INDEX.md -> Find module -> MODULE.md -> available sidecars -> Source file
| You Need | Read This |
|---|---|
| Project overview | .agentlens/INDEX.md |
| Find a module | INDEX.md, search module name |
| Understand a module | modules/{slug}/MODULE.md |
| Find function/class in large file | modules/{slug}/outline.md if present; otherwise search source |
| Find TODOs and warnings | modules/{slug}/memory.md if present; otherwise search source markers |
| Understand file dependencies | modules/{slug}/imports.md if present; otherwise inspect source imports |
outline.md when present to target source readsmemory.md when present before modifying code; otherwise search source markers for warnings and TODOsoutline.md when present to locate symbols; otherwise search source, then read only the needed sectionsAn optional _meta.json sidecar may appear beside imported skill content in some framework workflows. For ls-agentlens-codebase-navigation, that file is provenance only: it is not read by this skill, not required for activation, and not a substitute for the frontmatter above. If present, preserve it during source review unless a packaging or release audit explicitly classifies it as generated/private state.
For detailed navigation patterns, see references/navigation.md For structure explanation, see references/structure.md
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