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Code analysis through TLDR (call graphs, impact, dataflow, semantic search) for far fewer tokens than reading files raw. Triggers "who calls X", "blast radius", or before a large file read or refactor.
Code analysis through TLDR (call graphs, impact, dataflow, semantic search) for far fewer tokens than reading files raw. Triggers "who calls X", "blast radius", or before a large file read or refactor.
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cc-settings does not install the TLDR MCP into standalone Codex. Ignore the
Claude context, allowed-tools, and requires frontmatter in that host and
keep the task read-only with native tools. Use rg --files to map the tree,
rg -n '<symbol|pattern>' for exact references, direct import searches such as
rg -n 'from .*<module>|require\(.*<module>', and caller searches for the
symbol followed by focused file reads. Use git diff --name-only plus test-name
and import searches for change impact.
Do not invoke or claim to have invoked a TLDR MCP in standalone Codex. Report the native searches actually run and their limitations. The remaining workflow is for Claude hosts with the configured TLDR MCP.
Token-efficient codebase analysis behind the tldr MCP server. It returns the symbols, edges, and slices you asked for instead of whole file bodies, so a question that would cost several full reads costs one small structured answer.
No measured savings figure is published here on purpose. cc-settings carried a "~95% fewer tokens" claim for months with no benchmark behind it anywhere in the repo — the kind of number
AGENTS.mdnow forbids (No savings against a run that never happened). To get a real figure, answer the same question both ways and compare the token counts your own session reports.
The engine is provisioned by cc-settings. The tool names below are the stable contract; only the engine behind them changes. Select with CC_CODE_INTEL_ENGINE.
Default: native-ts — a zero-dependency TypeScript-compiler codemap. TS/JS only. Implements structure, tree, extract, arch, imports, importers, calls, context, impact, change_impact. Everything else returns unsupported-by-native-engine, which means the analysis did not run — fall back to Grep, never report it as an empty finding.
Opt-in: CC_CODE_INTEL_ENGINE=llm-tldr — multi-language, plus semantic, dead, diagnostics, slice, cfg, dfg, search. Use it on Rust/Python/Go repos. Selecting it means re-running setup.sh with the variable set (see Prerequisites), not just exporting it. Two caveats, both measured 2026-07-27:
languagedoes NOT auto-detect — it defaults topython. On a TS repo, omitting it returns{"status":"ok"}with an EMPTY result rather than an error, so a wrong answer is indistinguishable from a true negative. Always passlanguageexplicitly (typescript,go,rust, … orall). The MCPimpactandsemantictools expose nolanguageparameter at all, so they cannot be fixed this way — cross-check withGrep.- Upstream is archived (
parcadei/llm-tldr, 2026-07-13). Neither caveat will be fixed upstream.
| Task | Command |
|---|---|
| "How does X work?" | semantic† → context |
| "Who calls X?" | impact |
| "What would break?" | impact + change_impact |
| "Why is X null here?" | slice† (backward) |
| "What does X affect?" | slice† (forward) |
| "Project structure?" | arch + structure |
| "Find auth code" | semantic "authentication"† |
| "Data flow in function" | dfg† |
| "Control flow" | cfg† |
| "Find dead code" | dead† |
| "Type errors?" | diagnostics† |
| "File tree" | tree |
| "Regex search" | search† |
† Not implemented by the default native-ts engine — returns
unsupported-by-native-engine unless you opt into llm-tldr. Treat that as
"did not run", not "found nothing", and fall back to Grep.
Find code by meaning, not exact text. Uses 5-layer embeddings (AST + call graph + CFG + DFG + PDG):
mcp__tldr__semantic { "project": ".", "query": "user authentication flow" }
mcp__tldr__semantic { "project": ".", "query": "error handling" }
Get LLM-ready summary instead of reading entire file:
mcp__tldr__context { "project": ".", "entry": "handleLogin", "depth": 2 }
Find all callers - critical before changing any function:
mcp__tldr__impact { "project": ".", "function": "useAuth" }
Understand project layers and dependencies:
mcp__tldr__arch { "project": "." }
What affects a specific line (backward) or what it affects (forward):
mcp__tldr__slice {
"file": "src/auth.ts",
"function": "login",
"line": 42,
"direction": "backward",
"variable": "user"
}
Cross-file function call relationships (pass language explicitly):
mcp__tldr__calls { "project": "." }
Variable references and def-use chains:
mcp__tldr__dfg { "file": "src/auth.ts", "function": "validateToken" }
Basic blocks and branching:
mcp__tldr__cfg { "file": "src/auth.ts", "function": "handleRequest" }
Find tests affected by changed files (auto-detects from git diff):
mcp__tldr__change_impact { "project": "." }
Find unreachable code (pass language explicitly):
mcp__tldr__dead { "project": "." }
Parse imports or find importers:
mcp__tldr__imports { "file": "src/utils.ts" }
mcp__tldr__importers { "project": ".", "module": "auth" }
Type checking and linting:
mcp__tldr__diagnostics { "path": "src/" }
Quick project structure overview:
mcp__tldr__tree { "project": "." }
mcp__tldr__tree { "project": "src/", "extensions": [".ts", ".tsx"] }
Search files by regex pattern:
mcp__tldr__search { "project": ".", "pattern": "TODO|FIXME|HACK" }
Functions, classes, methods per file (pass language explicitly):
mcp__tldr__structure { "project": ".", "max_results": 50 }
Complete code structure from a single file (imports, functions, classes, call graph):
mcp__tldr__extract { "file": "src/auth.ts" }
Check uptime and cache statistics:
mcp__tldr__status { "project": "." }
The engine behind tldr is provisioned automatically by cc-settings (setup.sh).
Default engine: native-ts — no Python, no daemon, nothing to install.
See src/lib/code-intel-engine.ts.
Opt into llm-tldr for non-TS/JS repos or the analysis tools native-ts lacks.
Exporting the variable alone is not enough — the tldr entry in
~/.claude.json is written at install time, so a shell-only export leaves the
hooks on llm-tldr while the MCP server stays on native-ts. Re-run the installer
with the variable set, then restart Claude Code:
CC_CODE_INTEL_ENGINE=llm-tldr bash setup.sh # rewrites the MCP entry
pipx install llm-tldr # only if provisioning manually
tldr daemon start # background service (~100ms queries)
tldr semantic index . --lang typescript # per-language; the default index is empty
language param on every call: it defaults to python and returns empty results for other languages without an error. The default native-ts engine detects the language itself.context/structure/calls BEFORE reading large files — with an explicit language.impact. On non-Python code it returns {"status":"ok","callers":[]} whether or not callers exist, and it has no language parameter to fix that. Confirm with Grep or mcp__tldr__calls (explicit language) before concluding nothing calls a symbol.semantic needs an index built with the right language (tldr semantic index . --lang <lang>) and still ranks poorly on this repo — treat its hits as candidates to verify, not answers.grep for exact string matching — and as the cross-check whenever a tldr result is empty.Return findings with:
name: tldr
description: Code analysis through TLDR (call graphs, impact, dataflow, semantic search) for far fewer tokens than reading files raw. Triggers "who calls X", "blast radius", or before a large file read or refactor.
context: fork
allowed-tools: [mcp__tldr__semantic, mcp__tldr__context, mcp__tldr__impact, mcp__tldr__arch, mcp__tldr__slice, mcp__tldr__structure, mcp__tldr__calls, mcp__tldr__cfg, mcp__tldr__dfg, mcp__tldr__change_impact, mcp__tldr__dead, mcp__tldr__imports, mcp__tldr__importers, mcp__tldr__diagnostics, mcp__tldr__tree, mcp__tldr__search, mcp__tldr__extract, mcp__tldr__status]
requires:
- mcp: tldr
install: "Provisioned by cc-settings (setup.sh). Default engine native-ts, no install needed; set CC_CODE_INTEL_ENGINE=llm-tldr to opt in."---
name: tldr
description: Code analysis through TLDR (call graphs, impact, dataflow, semantic search) for far fewer tokens than reading files raw. Triggers "who calls X", "blast radius", or before a large file read or refactor.
context: fork
allowed-tools: [mcp__tldr__semantic, mcp__tldr__context, mcp__tldr__impact, mcp__tldr__arch, mcp__tldr__slice, mcp__tldr__structure, mcp__tldr__calls, mcp__tldr__cfg, mcp__tldr__dfg, mcp__tldr__change_impact, mcp__tldr__dead, mcp__tldr__imports, mcp__tldr__importers, mcp__tldr__diagnostics, mcp__tldr__tree, mcp__tldr__search, mcp__tldr__extract, mcp__tldr__status]
requires:
- mcp: tldr
install: "Provisioned by cc-settings (setup.sh). Default engine native-ts, no install needed; set CC_CODE_INTEL_ENGINE=llm-tldr to opt in."
---
# TLDR Code Analysis
## Standalone Codex fallback
cc-settings does not install the TLDR MCP into standalone Codex. Ignore the
Claude `context`, `allowed-tools`, and `requires` frontmatter in that host and
keep the task read-only with native tools. Use `rg --files` to map the tree,
`rg -n '<symbol|pattern>'` for exact references, direct import searches such as
`rg -n 'from .*<module>|require\(.*<module>'`, and caller searches for the
symbol followed by focused file reads. Use `git diff --name-only` plus test-name
and import searches for change impact.
Do not invoke or claim to have invoked a TLDR MCP in standalone Codex. Report
the native searches actually run and their limitations. The remaining workflow
is for Claude hosts with the configured TLDR MCP.
Token-efficient codebase analysis behind the `tldr` MCP server. It returns the symbols, edges, and slices you asked for instead of whole file bodies, so a question that would cost several full reads costs one small structured answer.
> No measured savings figure is published here on purpose. cc-settings carried a "~95% fewer tokens" claim for months with no benchmark behind it anywhere in the repo — the kind of number `AGENTS.md` now forbids (*No savings against a run that never happened*). To get a real figure, answer the same question both ways and compare the token counts your own session reports.
The engine is provisioned by cc-settings. The tool names below are the stable contract; only the engine behind them changes. Select with `CC_CODE_INTEL_ENGINE`.
**Default: `native-ts`** — a zero-dependency TypeScript-compiler codemap. TS/JS only. Implements `structure`, `tree`, `extract`, `arch`, `imports`, `importers`, `calls`, `context`, `impact`, `change_impact`. Everything else returns `unsupported-by-native-engine`, which means **the analysis did not run** — fall back to `Grep`, never report it as an empty finding.
**Opt-in: `CC_CODE_INTEL_ENGINE=llm-tldr`** — multi-language, plus `semantic`, `dead`, `diagnostics`, `slice`, `cfg`, `dfg`, `search`. Use it on Rust/Python/Go repos. Selecting it means re-running `setup.sh` with the variable set (see Prerequisites), not just exporting it. Two caveats, both measured 2026-07-27:
> 1. **`language` does NOT auto-detect — it defaults to `python`.** On a TS repo, omitting it returns `{"status":"ok"}` with an EMPTY result rather than an error, so a wrong answer is indistinguishable from a true negative. Always pass `language` explicitly (`typescript`, `go`, `rust`, … or `all`). The MCP `impact` and `semantic` tools expose no `language` parameter at all, so they cannot be fixed this way — cross-check with `Grep`.
> 2. **Upstream is archived** (`parcadei/llm-tldr`, 2026-07-13). Neither caveat will be fixed upstream.
## Quick Reference
| Task | Command |
|------|---------|
| "How does X work?" | `semantic`† → `context` |
| "Who calls X?" | `impact` |
| "What would break?" | `impact` + `change_impact` |
| "Why is X null here?" | `slice`† (backward) |
| "What does X affect?" | `slice`† (forward) |
| "Project structure?" | `arch` + `structure` |
| "Find auth code" | `semantic "authentication"`† |
| "Data flow in function" | `dfg`† |
| "Control flow" | `cfg`† |
| "Find dead code" | `dead`† |
| "Type errors?" | `diagnostics`† |
| "File tree" | `tree` |
| "Regex search" | `search`† |
† Not implemented by the default `native-ts` engine — returns
`unsupported-by-native-engine` unless you opt into `llm-tldr`. Treat that as
"did not run", not "found nothing", and fall back to `Grep`.
## Commands
### Semantic Search (Natural Language)
Find code by meaning, not exact text. Uses 5-layer embeddings (AST + call graph + CFG + DFG + PDG):
```
mcp__tldr__semantic { "project": ".", "query": "user authentication flow" }
mcp__tldr__semantic { "project": ".", "query": "error handling" }
```
### Function Context
Get LLM-ready summary instead of reading entire file:
```
mcp__tldr__context { "project": ".", "entry": "handleLogin", "depth": 2 }
```
### Impact Analysis (Before Refactoring)
Find all callers - critical before changing any function:
```
mcp__tldr__impact { "project": ".", "function": "useAuth" }
```
### Architecture Overview
Understand project layers and dependencies:
```
mcp__tldr__arch { "project": "." }
```
### Program Slice (Debugging)
What affects a specific line (backward) or what it affects (forward):
```
mcp__tldr__slice {
"file": "src/auth.ts",
"function": "login",
"line": 42,
"direction": "backward",
"variable": "user"
}
```
### Call Graph
Cross-file function call relationships (pass `language` explicitly):
```
mcp__tldr__calls { "project": "." }
```
### Data Flow Graph
Variable references and def-use chains:
```
mcp__tldr__dfg { "file": "src/auth.ts", "function": "validateToken" }
```
### Control Flow Graph
Basic blocks and branching:
```
mcp__tldr__cfg { "file": "src/auth.ts", "function": "handleRequest" }
```
### Change Impact (Affected Tests)
Find tests affected by changed files (auto-detects from git diff):
```
mcp__tldr__change_impact { "project": "." }
```
### Dead Code Detection
Find unreachable code (pass `language` explicitly):
```
mcp__tldr__dead { "project": "." }
```
### Import Analysis
Parse imports or find importers:
```
mcp__tldr__imports { "file": "src/utils.ts" }
mcp__tldr__importers { "project": ".", "module": "auth" }
```
### Diagnostics (Type/Lint)
Type checking and linting:
```
mcp__tldr__diagnostics { "path": "src/" }
```
### File Tree
Quick project structure overview:
```
mcp__tldr__tree { "project": "." }
mcp__tldr__tree { "project": "src/", "extensions": [".ts", ".tsx"] }
```
### Regex Search
Search files by regex pattern:
```
mcp__tldr__search { "project": ".", "pattern": "TODO|FIXME|HACK" }
```
### Structure Overview
Functions, classes, methods per file (pass `language` explicitly):
```
mcp__tldr__structure { "project": ".", "max_results": 50 }
```
### Full File Extract
Complete code structure from a single file (imports, functions, classes, call graph):
```
mcp__tldr__extract { "file": "src/auth.ts" }
```
### Daemon Status
Check uptime and cache statistics:
```
mcp__tldr__status { "project": "." }
```
## Prerequisites
The engine behind `tldr` is provisioned automatically by cc-settings (`setup.sh`).
Default engine: **native-ts** — no Python, no daemon, nothing to install.
See `src/lib/code-intel-engine.ts`.
Opt into llm-tldr for non-TS/JS repos or the analysis tools native-ts lacks.
**Exporting the variable alone is not enough** — the `tldr` entry in
`~/.claude.json` is written at install time, so a shell-only export leaves the
hooks on llm-tldr while the MCP server stays on native-ts. Re-run the installer
with the variable set, then restart Claude Code:
```bash
CC_CODE_INTEL_ENGINE=llm-tldr bash setup.sh # rewrites the MCP entry
pipx install llm-tldr # only if provisioning manually
tldr daemon start # background service (~100ms queries)
tldr semantic index . --lang typescript # per-language; the default index is empty
```
## Rules
1. On the opt-in llm-tldr engine, pass the `language` param on every call: it defaults to `python` and returns empty results for other languages without an error. The default native-ts engine detects the language itself.
2. **Reach for `context`/`structure`/`calls` BEFORE reading large files** — with an explicit language.
3. **Before refactoring, do NOT trust an empty `impact`.** On non-Python code it returns `{"status":"ok","callers":[]}` whether or not callers exist, and it has no `language` parameter to fix that. Confirm with `Grep` or `mcp__tldr__calls` (explicit language) before concluding nothing calls a symbol.
4. **`semantic` needs an index built with the right language** (`tldr semantic index . --lang <lang>`) and still ranks poorly on this repo — treat its hits as candidates to verify, not answers.
5. **Use `grep` for exact string matching** — and as the cross-check whenever a tldr result is empty.
## Output
Return findings with:
- **Relevant code**: Key functions/files found
- **Call chain**: How things connect
- **Recommendations**: Next steps based on analysis
- **Store as learning** if discovering non-obvious patterns
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