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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.

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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:

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.

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:

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

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.
Reach for context/structure/calls BEFORE reading large files — with an explicit language.
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.
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.
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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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."

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---
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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GitHub adoption: 45 GitHub stars
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