This skill should be used when the user types "/page", "/page 3", "/page first", "/page last", "/page next", or "/page previous". It exposes Retriever's visible slash-command surface for pagination.
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---
name: page
description: >
This skill should be used when the user types "/page", "/page 3",
"/page first", "/page last", "/page next", or "/page previous". It exposes
Retriever's visible slash-command surface for pagination.
metadata:
version: "1.1.17"
---
> Operates under `retriever:routing`. If the user's intent actually fits a different tier — another `retriever:*` skill, a Tier 2 slash, a Tier 3 `tools.py` subcommand, or (last resort) direct DB access — stop and re-route against the ladder before continuing.
# Retriever /page
Use this skill for `/page`, `/page <N>`, `/page first`, `/page last`, `/page next`, and `/page previous`.
## Read-only fast path
For the exact read-only form `/page`:
- Do not read [../search/SKILL.md](../search/SKILL.md).
- Run exactly one Bash command from the workspace root:
- `/page`: `python3 skills/tool-template/tools.py slash . /page`
- If canonical tool auto-discovery fails, retry once with `RETRIEVER_CANONICAL_TOOL_PATH` pointed at [../tool-template/tools.py](../tool-template/tools.py).
- Return stdout exactly as the entire response. No preamble. No commentary. No reformatting.
## Other forms
For `/page <N>`, `/page first`, `/page last`, `/page next`, and `/page previous`:
1. Read [../search/SKILL.md](../search/SKILL.md).
2. Treat this skill as the slash command `/page`.
3. Return only the resulting Retriever state or table output. Do not add a preamble, trailing summary, or follow-up suggestion.
