mirumee/nimara-ecommerce/explore

Explore

Three ways in, in the order that usually costs least, and a fourth for moving between records once you are already holding one. Read-only throughout: this skill answers questions and cites files.

1. The router

llm-wiki/index.md lists every note once, grouped by record type, with a one-line hook. Start here when you know roughly what kind of thing you are after. It is the only file guaranteed to mention everything.

2. Crosslinks

Concepts here reference each other with ordinary Markdown links. Once you hold one record, following its links is cheaper than searching again: its neighbourhood is already declared.

3. Semantic search

qmd is a local index over the same Markdown. Reach for it when the question is a phrase rather than a location, and you do not know which record would hold the answer.

Read references/semantic-search.md before using it. It covers checking that the index describes this checkout — a stale one silently answers about another worktree — plus which of query, search, and get fits, and the failure modes that make a miss look like an absence.

4. Plain search

Grep and glob still beat everything for an exact token: a record ID, a field name, a commit SHA, an env var. The tree is 90-odd files; reading three of them in full is often cheaper than one semantic round trip.

Start from index.md.