When you need to understand a codebase quickly, cs-explore helps you dig into the code and record what you find. It turns your questions into clear, searchable documents. Each document includes a quick answer first, then the evidence from the code.
New team members can use it to learn modules and entry points. Developers can answer specific questions without guessing. The tool keeps past explorations so you never search the same thing twice.
Three types of exploration are supported: a question for a specific puzzle, a module overview to map boundaries, and a spike to test ideas without making a final decision. All findings are saved with file names and line numbers for proof.
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