File Search

**Judgement:** A solid, focused file and code search skill that leverages `fd` and `ripgrep` for fast, powerful queries over filenames and file contents. Best suited for developers or power users who already work in a Unix-like environment. **What it does well:** - Rapid filename and content search, including regex and glob patterns. - Contextual result display (e.g., surrounding lines) for easier inspection. - Scales effectively to large directories and codebases. **Risks / limitations:** - Depends on `fd` and `ripgrep` being available (installation required; instructions shown for `dnf`, which may not match all systems). - Primarily tuned for Unix-like environments; Windows support may be less straightforward. - Powerful text search can surface secrets or sensitive information in logs/configs; results should be handled carefully. **Recommended scenarios:** - Daily use by developers for code navigation, refactoring, and quick content discovery in large projects. - Repository audits (e.g., TODO/FIXME sweeps, searching for deprecated patterns or insecure usage). - Any workflow where fast, repeated file and text search beats using an editor or IDE’s built-in but slower/global search.