name: chippery-index description: Manually rebuild the Chippery code index (usually runs automatically on session start) disable-model-invocation: true allowed-tools: Bash

Code Indexer

Manually rebuild the code index for the current project.

Note: The index builds automatically when you start a Claude Code session in a git repository. You only need this command to force a rebuild.

Usage

~/.chippery/bin/chippery-indexer index-dir "$(pwd)" && echo "Index built successfully"

When to Run

Run /chippery-index when:

• After major code changes (new files, large refactoring)
• If /chippery-func returns stale or missing results
• To force an immediate rebuild instead of waiting for background indexing

What It Does

1. Scans the current directory for code files
2. Parses and indexes functions, classes, and their relationships
3. Builds call graphs for caller/callee analysis
4. Stores index in .chippery/index/ directory

Index Location

The index is stored in .chippery/index/ in the project root. This directory can be added to .gitignore.

Supported Languages

• TypeScript/JavaScript
• Python
• Go
• Rust
• Java/Kotlin
• C/C++
• And more...

After Indexing

Once indexed, you can use:

• /chippery-func <name> - Get function details
• /chippery-orient <query> - Navigate the codebase