Claude Skills by aahlijia

Start dekko's background daemon before a session that will run many bare `dekko` CLI commands via Bash (not the MCP tools) against a large or medium repo. Trigger when you're about to run several dekko CLI invocations in a row on the same repo — a long refactor loop, a batch of query/search/outline calls, or a hook/script context — and want to avoid each one reparsing map.json from scratch.

Read and write dekko's symbol-anchored notes in any repo with a .dekko/ directory. Trigger every time you pull a symbol's context (query_symbol, get_context_pack, dekko query/context), right after a non-obvious change, and right after any rename/move/signature edit (to sweep orphaned notes). Notes are durable, committed annotations keyed by symbol id — they carry rationale grep/Read cannot show.

Use dekko's tools instead of grep/Read whenever a repo has a .dekko/ directory — not just at session start. Trigger on any "find/locate/understand this symbol," "what does this file/dir contain," "what will this change break," or "read this file" impulse. dekko has already parsed and indexed the repo; grepping or reading whole files re-does work dekko already did, at higher token cost.

Give a code-review or PR-description flow a structural head start before reading a diff line by line. Trigger when the user asks for a PR description, a pre-merge summary, or invokes a code-review flow (this repo's `open-agent-hub:review`/`/review`, or an equivalent in another environment) against a diff in a repo with a `.dekko/` directory.

Sanity-check a suspiciously low or zero call-graph result from dekko (get_callers, get_callees, find_usages, impacted_tests, unused) before concluding "no callers" or "dead code," or a heritage/throws-provenance result (query supertypes, query subtypes, query throws) that labels something (external) when you expect it to be in-repo. Trigger whenever such a result looks surprising given the symbol's apparent importance, before deleting/renaming a symbol based on a zero-caller result, when the ...