Search Files Semantically with Vector CLI

This skill wraps Vexor, a vector-powered CLI tool for semantic file search, as a Claude/Codex-compatible skill. The source material is a minimal repository pointer rather than a detailed specification: it names the tool's purpose - semantic search over files using vector embeddings rather than plain keyword matching - and links to the source repository for the actual CLI commands, installation steps, and configuration details, without itself enumerating specific flags or usage patterns. Its own metadata marks the risk level as "safe."

Use this skill when a task calls for finding files by meaning or concept rather than exact filename or keyword match - semantic search over a codebase or document set where a vector-based CLI tool would surface more relevant results than grep-style text search.

Because the grounding material here doesn't itself detail Vexor's specific commands or configuration, this skill should be paired with a look at the linked source repository before relying on specifics for a task. It is not a general-purpose file search or grep replacement for exact-match lookups where a vector-based semantic approach adds no value.

Input is a file-search task where semantic or conceptual matching is more useful than exact keyword matching. Output is search results produced by the Vexor CLI, with the concrete command syntax and configuration to consult in the linked repository rather than fully specified here.

Points to its own source repository (github.com/scarletkc/vexor) as the canonical reference for CLI usage, and is designed to integrate as a skill within Claude or Codex sessions.

Developers using Claude or Codex who want semantic, vector-based file search available as a CLI tool inside their coding sessions, rather than relying solely on exact-match grep-style search.