/explore — Codebase Exploration

Explore and understand the codebase using specialized agents for different exploration needs.

Behavior

When the user asks to explore, determine the type of exploration needed and delegate to the appropriate agent:

Codebase structure

Use the explore-codebase agent for:

• Finding files and directories
• Understanding project structure
• Searching for patterns, functions, or components
• Mapping dependencies between modules

Database schema

Use the explore-db agent for:

• Listing tables and their schemas
• Understanding relationships and foreign keys
• Reviewing RLS policies
• Inspecting database functions

Library documentation

Use the explore-docs agent for:

• Looking up API documentation
• Finding usage examples for libraries
• Checking framework conventions
• Understanding library configuration

General research

Use the websearch agent for:

• Finding solutions to specific problems
• Researching best practices
• Looking up error messages
• Comparing approaches

Process

1. Understand the question — What does the user want to explore?
2. Choose the right agent — Match the question to the most appropriate exploration agent.
3. Delegate — Launch the agent with a clear, specific prompt.
4. Synthesize — If multiple agents are needed, combine their findings into a coherent answer.

Rules

• Use agents in parallel when exploring multiple independent things
• Keep the scope focused — don't explore everything at once
• Return structured, actionable findings