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Walks CONTEXT.md and CLAUDE.md files from a given folder up to the git root, assembles them into a context bundle via shell redirects (file contents never enter the calling session), then delegates a one-line question to MiniMax M2.7. Token cost to the main session: paths only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Skill: ask-minimax-with-context
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## Purpose
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Delegate a focused question to MiniMax M2.7 with automatically gathered project context, without loading any file contents into the current session.
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## Usage
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```
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/ask-minimax-with-context <folder-path> <question>
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```
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Example: `/ask-minimax-with-context octopus/staging/ Has build 1.4.202 been deployed?`
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## How It Works
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1. Parses args: first token = folder path, rest = question
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2. Walks from the given folder up to the git root collecting `CONTEXT.md` and `CLAUDE.md` at each level (deepest-first)
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3. Assembles a context bundle at `/tmp/ask-minimax-ctx-<TS>.md` via shell redirects — file contents never enter the calling session's context
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4. Writes a prompt file telling MiniMax to read the bundle and answer the question
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5. Runs `ask-minimax-run` (MiniMax M2.7, read+write tools only)
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6. Reads the result file and summarises concisely
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7. Cleans up temp files (keeps result file)
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## When to Use
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- Any question where the answer lives in CONTEXT.md or CLAUDE.md files in a project tree
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- Even simple questions — overhead is one line from the user, context savings are real
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- Alternative to loading large context hierarchies into the main session just to answer a single question
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## Gotchas
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- Path must resolve to a directory that is inside a git repo (used to find the walk ceiling)
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- If no CONTEXT.md or CLAUDE.md files are found, the skill warns and asks whether to proceed with the question only
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- Requires the MiniMax profile at `~/.claude-oreillyit-minimax/provider.env`
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