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sem-code-review

Find named code entities, inspect callers, and review changed functions with the locally installed Ataraxy Sem CLI. Use for code discovery or Git change review when Sem is available.

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# Code discovery and review with Sem

Use the existing terminal tool in the user's chosen repository. Check `sem --version`
first: this skill targets Ataraxy Sem 0.27.0, not GNU Parallel's `sem` executable.
If it is missing or incompatible, explain the prerequisite instead of installing
software or changing the user's tool configuration automatically.

For local-only operation, prefix each Sem invocation with
`SEM_NO_NETWORK=1 SEM_NO_TELEMETRY=1`. These settings prevent Sem cloud access
and telemetry even if the user enabled them elsewhere. They are not an OS sandbox.

Choose the smallest query that answers the question (examples use `parse_config`):

```sh