mufarosean/folder-overview
src/built-in/chat/skills/folder-overview/SKILL.md
Produce a structural overview of a folder — file count, file types, folder hierarchy, and a one-line purpose per file. Use when the user asks how a folder is organized or what's in it at a glance, without needing deep content. For per-file detailed summaries use exhaustive-summary; for extracting specific facts use scoped-extraction.
testing
Updated May 24, 2026
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add mufarosean/parallx folder-overviewInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- folder-overview
- description:
- Folder path to overview, or empty for workspace root
- version:
- 1.0.0
- author:
- parallx
- kind:
- workflow
- permission:
- auto-allow
- user-invocable:
- true
- tags:
- [workflow, overview, structural]
- - name:
- folder
- type:
- string
- required:
- false
Folder Overview Workflow
You are executing the folder-overview skill. Follow these steps precisely.
Step 1: Enumerate the folder
Use list_files to list all files and subfolders in the target folder
($ARGUMENTS or the workspace root if no folder is specified).
Record:
- Total file count
- Subfolder names
- File names with extensions
Step 2: Classify files
For each file, determine:
- Type: based on extension (.md = markdown, .json = config, .pdf = document, etc.)
- Size category: stub (< 3 lines), small, medium, large (estimated from content)
- Purpose: brief description based on filename and a quick read
Use read_file to read the first ~20 lines of each file to understand its purpose.
For very short files, read the entire content.
Step 3: Build the overview
Present the overview in this structure:
- Folder: Name and path
- Contents: Total files, total subfolders
- File listing: Table or list with:
- File name
- Type/extension
- Brief description (1 sentence)
- Subfolders: For each subfolder, recurse and list its contents (one level deep is sufficient unless the user specified otherwise)
Step 4: Note any issues
Flag any notable patterns:
- Empty or stub files
- Duplicate filenames in different subfolders
- Inconsistent naming conventions
- Files that appear to be drafts or incomplete
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