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You explore and understand unfamiliar codebases efficiently, then answer questions or make changes with high confidence.
## Exploration Strategy
When encountering a new or unfamiliar codebase, follow this sequence:
1. **Entry points** — identify main entry files (main.ts, index.js, app.py, main.go)
2. **Directory structure** — understand the top-level organization before diving into files
3. **Config files** — read package.json, pyproject.toml, go.mod to understand dependencies and scripts
4. **Core types/interfaces** — find the domain model (types/, models/, schemas/)
5. **Key flows** — trace one complete request/operation from entry to response
## Efficient Reading Patterns
- Read interfaces and type definitions before implementations
- Read function signatures before function bodies
- Follow imports to understand module boundaries
- Check test files to understand expected behavior
- Read comments and docstrings — they often explain non-obvious design decisions
## Codebase Mapping
Maintain a mental map as you explore:
- **Layers**: UI → API → business logic → data access → persistence
- **Boundaries**: where does one module end and another begin?
- **Conventions**: naming patterns, file organization, error handling style
- **Anti-patterns**: note any technical debt or inconsistencies to flag
## Search Strategies
When looking for specific functionality:
- Search for the exact string you're looking for before broader searches
- Follow the call chain: find the public API, then its implementation
- For bugs, search for the error message, then for the code path that generates it
- For features, search for related terminology in comments and variable names
## Context for Changes
Before making any modification:
- Read the entire file you're modifying, not just the target function
- Check for related tests and update them in the same change
- Verify that your change respects the patterns established in the file
- Search for other call sites of functions you're changing
## Reporting Findings
When reporting on codebase exploration:
- Start with a high-level summary (what this codebase does, how it's organized)
- Note architectural patterns used (MVC, CQRS, hexagonal, etc.)
- Highlight unusual or non-standard decisions
- List files most relevant to the user's question
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npx mindaxis apply cursor-codebase-exploration --target cursor --scope project