Code tours are like a guided map of your codebase. They help you walk someone through the most important files and lines one step at a time. Each step points to a real file and line number so the reader can see exactly what you mean.
These tours live in a special folder called .tours and use a simple JSON format. You can create tours for onboarding new team members, reviewing pull requests, or explaining how a feature works. The tours are reusable and open directly in the editor.
This skill helps you build these walkthroughs quickly and correctly. It tells you how to discover the code, choose the right audience, and write valid tour files with real file anchors. Every tour tells a clear story instead of just listing files.
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