skills/barnhardt-enterprises-inc/semantic-code-hunter/SKILL.md
Use when you need to find code by concept (not just text). Uses Serena MCP for semantic code search across the codebase with minimal token usage. Ideal for understanding architecture, finding authentication flows, or multi-file refactoring.
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Uses Serena MCP tools for semantic understanding:
find_symbol - Find symbols by concept, not just namefind_referencing_symbols - Trace code relationshipsfind_referencing_code_snippets - Find where code is usedget_symbols_overview - Understand file structure firstFind symbols globally or locally with/containing a given name/substring.
Example: find_symbol("authenticate")
Finds: authenticateUser, isAuthenticated, AuthenticationService
Find symbols that reference another symbol.
Example: find_referencing_symbols("User", type="function")
Finds: All functions that use the User model
Get high-level overview of symbols in a file.
Example: get_symbols_overview("src/services/auth.ts")
Returns: List of classes, functions, exports in file
Pattern search across project (when semantic search not sufficient).
If you know the file:
1. get_symbols_overview("path/to/file.ts")
2. Identify relevant symbols
3. Use find_symbol to get details
If you don't know the file:
1. find_symbol("concept")
2. Review results
3. Use find_referencing_symbols to trace usage
Once you know what you need:
1. Use find_symbol to get specific code
2. Only loads relevant sections (not entire files)
3. Minimal token consumption
Task: "Where do we handle user authentication?"
Process:
1. find_symbol("auth") - Find auth-related symbols
2. Identify: authenticateUser, validateToken, etc.
3. find_referencing_symbols("authenticateUser") - Where is it called?
4. Trace the flow: Login route → Auth service → JWT generation
Result: Complete authentication flow mapped without reading full files
Task: "Rename User model to Account"
Process:
1. find_symbol("User") - Find User model
2. find_referencing_symbols("User") - Find all usages
3. List all files that need updating
4. Use rename_symbol (Serena tool) for safe refactoring
Result: All references found and renamed consistently
Task: "How does ProjectCard component get data?"
Process:
1. find_symbol("ProjectCard")
2. find_referencing_symbols("ProjectCard") - Where is it used?
3. Trace backwards to data source
4. Understand the data flow
Result: Complete data flow from API → Page → Component
Start broad, narrow down
Use type filters
Leverage symbol relationships
Combine with traditional tools
Traditional approach (without Serena):
Serena approach:
If Serena returns too many results:
If Serena returns no results:
If symbols missing:
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