Browse LOCAL BTR context tree (NOT ByteRover/brv). Use when the user asks "what contexts do we have", "show all domains", "list topics in auth", "list BTR contexts", "show BTR domains", "browse BTR", or wants to explore available knowledge.
This skill uses btr (local context tree), NOT brv (ByteRover CLI).
| Command | Tool | Syntax |
|---|---|---|
| ✓ CORRECT | btr | btr query "search term" / btr list / btr stats |
| ✗ WRONG | brv | Different tool, different syntax, requires auth |
PREFER MCP tools when available:
mcp__btr__query_context - For searchingmcp__btr__list_contexts - For browsingmcp__btr__get_stats - For statisticsOnly use Bash btr commands if MCP tools are unavailable.
Browse and visualize the context tree structure.
# List all domains
btr list
# List topics in a specific domain
btr list <domain>
# Show full details
btr list --verbose
BTR Context Tree
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auth (3 topics)
├── jwt-validation
├── oauth-google
└── session-management
api (2 topics)
├── rate-limiting
└── error-responses
database (1 topic)
└── connection-pooling
Total: 6 contexts across 3 domains
btr list
Shows all domains with topic counts.
btr list auth
Shows all topics within the specified domain with their metadata.
btr list --verbose
Shows full details including:
btr list --format json
Outputs structured JSON for programmatic use.
List all domains to see what's available:
btr list
Drill into a relevant domain:
btr list auth
Query for specific content:
btr query "JWT refresh token flow" --domain auth
Use verbose listing to identify gaps:
btr list --verbose --format json | jq '.domains | map({name: .name, count: .topics | length})'
btr list --sort created --limit 10
btr list regularly to stay aware of available context--filter to narrow downbtr stats to see which contexts are most valuable