Idclev

IDCLEV — Level Warp 🚀

Doom: IDCLEVxx = you jump straight to the chosen level. Here: the user has no time to hunt — warp straight to the target and start the work there.

The point is SPEED: we're not doing recon (that's /iddt), we teleport to a known target and act immediately.

The warp

1. 🎯 The target coordinate

What's the target? A filename, a function/class name, a symbol, a snippet, an error message, or a feature area. If the user gave it, that's the target. If it's vague (multiple matches possible), clarify in one sentence — don't warp blind.

2. 🔍 Locate — fast

Find it with the most efficient tool:

• symbol/text → Grep,
• filename pattern → Glob,
• "somewhere it does X" → if the location is uncertain, an Explore subagent. Don't read unnecessarily — aim, don't sweep.

🦷 Teeth — no guessed warp allowed. NEVER edit a file/line you haven't confirmed as a hit via a real Grep/Glob/Read call. The warp is fast but not blind: the tool confirms the file:line coordinate first, and only then comes step 4's action. If the search returns 0 or too many hits, that's not a warp target — clarify with the user in one sentence, don't jump to an uncertain spot.

3. 📍 Land + brief orientation

Open the target and look around only enough to do the action safely (the immediate context: the function, the call sites if needed).

4. ⚡ Immediate action

Do the requested action THERE, don't go back for permission unless the change is risky or ambiguous. If it is, stop there.

Readout (brief)

🚀 WARP → <file:line / symbol>
   <what you found in one sentence, and what you're doing now>

If the landing is dangerous

If the action at the target is hard to reverse (mass rewrite, delete), warp there, but before the change switch to god mode (/iddqd) — restore point first, then cut.