Agent skill

repomix-cache-refresh

Post-workflow cache refresh for Repomix. Automatically refreshes compressed codebase representation after files are modified. Ensures next command has accurate context with 70% token savings. Invoke at end of any workflow that modifies source files. Takes ~2.4 seconds when refresh needed.

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npx add-skill https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/tree/main/skills/development/repomix-cache-refresh

SKILL.md

Repomix Cache Refresh - Post-Workflow Optimization

Purpose: Keep Repomix cache fresh after file modifications for optimal token efficiency. Trigger: End of any workflow that modifies source code, configs, or documentation. Performance: ~2.4 seconds overhead, 70% token savings on subsequent operations.

Why This Matters

Repomix compresses codebases into AI-friendly format, providing 70% token reduction on file operations.

Problem: If cache becomes stale, subsequent commands work with outdated context. Solution: Refresh cache at end of workflows that modify relevant files.

Cache Strategy:

Session Start → Use existing cache (from previous command)
Command N Executes → Uses current cache
Command N Completes → Refresh if files changed
Command N+1 Executes → Uses fresh cache

When to Invoke

Invoke this skill at the END of:

  • /ms command workflows
  • /audit command workflows
  • /build command workflows
  • Any multi-agent workflow that modifies files

Skip refresh when:

  • Read-only operations (no files modified)
  • Only build artifacts changed (dist/, node_modules/)
  • Only logs or temporary files changed

Relevant File Patterns

Include (triggers refresh)

Pattern Examples
*.ts, *.tsx TypeScript source
*.js, *.jsx JavaScript source
*.json Config files, package.json
*.md Documentation
*.yaml, *.yml CI/CD, configs

Exclude (skip refresh)

Pattern Reason
node_modules/ Dependencies, not source
dist/, build/ Build artifacts
.turbo/ Turbo cache
*.log Log files
.repomix-output.* Output file itself

Implementation

At workflow completion, execute this logic:

typescript
// 1. Collect modified files from workflow
const modifiedFiles = workflowResults.flatMap(r => r.filesModified || []);

// 2. Filter to relevant files
const relevantFiles = modifiedFiles.filter(file => {
  // Exclude build artifacts and dependencies
  if (file.match(/(node_modules|dist|build|\.turbo|\.log|\.repomix-output)/)) {
    return false;
  }
  // Include source code, configs, docs
  return file.match(/\.(ts|tsx|js|jsx|json|md|ya?ml)$/);
});

// 3. Refresh if relevant files changed
if (relevantFiles.length > 0) {
  // Run: npx repomix --config .repomix.config.json
  console.log(`Refreshing Repomix cache (${relevantFiles.length} files changed)...`);
} else {
  console.log("No relevant changes, cache still fresh");
}

Execution Command

When refresh is needed, run:

bash
npx repomix --config .repomix.config.json

Requirements:

  • .repomix.config.json must exist in project root
  • Node.js/npm available
  • ~2.4 seconds execution time

Performance Metrics

Metric Value
Refresh time ~2.4 seconds
Token savings 70% on file operations
Overhead per command Minimal (only when files changed)
Accuracy 100% (no stale data)

Output Messages

Use these consistent messages:

# When refreshing
Refreshing Repomix cache ({N} files changed)...
Repomix cache ready for next command

# When skipping
No relevant changes, Repomix cache still fresh

# When no config found
Repomix config not found, skipping cache refresh

Integration Notes

For command authors:

  • Reference this skill at end of workflow section
  • Ensure agents report filesModified: string[] in output
  • Don't duplicate the logic - just invoke this skill

For CLAUDE.md:

  • Reference skill location for implementation details
  • Keep summary brief, point to skill for full docs

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