/context

description: Triage card for files, modules, or symbols — layer, hotspot, fix history, freshness (relationships, not source bytes).
allowed-tools: Bash(repowise context:*), Read

Repowise Context

Pull a triage card for one or more files, modules, or symbols. This is the CLI adapter over `get_context`: title, summary, architectural layer, hotspot / bug-fix history, doc freshness, and optional relationship blocks. Relationships and risk signals — **not** source bytes by default.

Steps

1. If `.repowise/` doesn't exist: "This repo isn't indexed yet. Run `/repowise:init` first." Stop. 2. Resolve targets from `$ARGUMENTS`. If empty, ask which file / module / `path::Symbol` to inspect. 3. Run `repowise context` and present each card: layer, stale bit, hotspot, summary. Call out fix history when present.

Choosing the invocation

TARGETS are file paths, module paths, or `path/to/file.py::Symbol` ids. Batch them in one call.

• Default triage → `repowise context <targets…>`
• Opt-in blocks (repeatable) → `--include callers|callees|ownership|metrics|decisions|skeleton|…`
• Richer card → `repowise context <targets…> --no-compact`
• Machine-readable / raw payload → `--format json` / `--full`

repowise context src/api/routes.py src/api/auth.py
repowise context src/api/routes.py::login --include callers --include metrics
repowise context src/api/routes.py --include skeleton

`--include skeleton` adds the body-elided, line-verified file shape. For the exact function body, prefer `/repowise:symbol` (or `get_symbol`) with a `symbol_id` from the card; a symbol row without one is addressed as `path::name`.

Shared targeting flags (`--path`, `--repo`, `--no-workspace`) work the same as the other tool-adapter commands.

Notes

• Prefer this before opening many files with Read — one call batches cards.
• A target the index cannot resolve returns an `error` card; report that

plainly instead of inventing structure.

• For a synthesised Q&A answer, use `/repowise:ask`. For "why is it shaped

this way", use `/repowise:why`.