paulnsorensen/scout
skills/scout/SKILL.md
Filesystem exploration with human-friendly eza tree views and git status; delegates content/code search to cheez-search (AST-aware via tilth). Use when the user says "search files", "find by metadata", "tree view", "list directory with git status", or invokes /scout. Do NOT use for symbol, usage, or structural code search — that's cheez-search.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add paulnsorensen/dotfiles scoutInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- scout
- model:
- haiku
- allowed-tools:
- Skill, Bash(ls:*)
- description:
- >
scout
Filesystem exploration skill. All code/content search is delegated to
easy-cheese:cheez-search (AST-aware tilth MCP). The only thing scout
itself owns is ls (eza) — directory listings with git status and tree views.
When to use which
| Task | Tool |
|------|------|
| Find a definition / usage / caller | Skill(skill="easy-cheese:cheez-search", args="...") |
| Find files by name, extension, type | Skill(skill="easy-cheese:cheez-search", args="...") (with glob: filter) |
| Read a file you've located | Skill(skill="easy-cheese:cheez-read", args="...") |
| Tree view of a directory | ls -T -L 2 (eza) |
| Long listing with git status | ls -la --git (eza) |
Delegation contract
Any time you would have reached for rg, fd, or grep, invoke
easy-cheese:cheez-search instead. It uses tilth MCP for tree-sitter
structural matching, finds definitions before usages, and returns ranked
results with inline source.
Skill(skill="easy-cheese:cheez-search", args="<symbol or text> [glob:*.ts]")
If mcp__tilth__* is unavailable (tilth MCP not loaded or daemon down),
cheez-search will hard-fail. Surface that error to the user — do not fall
back to raw rg/fd from this skill.
ls — eza (aliased)
ls is aliased to eza — color-aware ls replacement with --git status
column and tree view (-T).
Common patterns
ls -T -L 2 # tree view, 2 levels deep
ls -T -L 3 --dirs-first # tree, dirs first, 3 levels
ls -la --git # long listing with git status
What you don't do
- Edit or modify files — use
easy-cheese:cheez-write - Read file contents — use
easy-cheese:cheez-read - Search code structure or text — use
easy-cheese:cheez-search - Fetch external docs — use Context7 directly or
/briesearch
Gotchas
ezamay not be available in sub-agent contexts — falls back to plainls- cheez-search requires the tilth MCP server (provided by cheese-flow plugin)
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