/tree
List a directory (one level) in an external cix project's server-side checkout
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How this command gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
- Fires itselfClaude auto-loads it when your prompt matches the work.
- You can call itInvoke it directly when you want it.
- Slash command
/tree
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What this command does when you run it.
List a directory (one level) in an external cix project's server-side checkout
Command definition
tree.mddescription: List a directory (one level) in an external cix project's server-side checkout argument-hint: "[dir] -n <external-project>" allowed-tools: Bash(cix *)
List one level of a directory (ls-like, no recursion) in the server-side checkout of an **external (GitHub-backed)** cix project: **$ARGUMENTS**
cix tree $ARGUMENTS
This works only for external / workspace repos the server keeps on disk — use it to navigate the file tree of a repo you don't have locally before reading a file with `/cix:file`. For the **current / local** project, use the native `ls`/Read tools instead.
Tips:
- Target the repo with `-n github.com/owner/repo@main` (from `cix list`).
- Omit the directory argument to list the repository root.
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Other commands on code-index.
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Open command - /file
Read a file (whole or a line range) from an external cix project's server-side checkout
Open command - /init
Initialize the cix index for the current project (registers, indexes, starts file watcher)
Open command - /refs
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Open command - /search
Semantic code search via cix — find code by meaning, not by exact strings
Open command - /status
Show cix indexing status and file-watcher state for the current project
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