Set up Claude Code

One command

Run AgenticX Indexer: Set Up Claude Code from the Command Palette in VS Code. It does three things, and tells you what it did:

1. Puts agx on your path, for the terminals VS Code opens and for the shell Claude Code uses.
2. Adds the AI AgenticX Indexer skill to Claude Code, so the assistant searches the map before it opens a file, and stays inside a reading budget.
3. Adds the slash commands listed below.

Start a new Claude Code session afterwards. Nothing is changed on your computer before you run the command, and AgenticX Indexer: Remove From Claude Code undoes all of it.

What changes in a session

• At the start of a session the assistant is told that the map exists and how to use it.
• When it needs code, it searches first, reads the outline, and opens only the part it needs.
• The files you both work on are tracked on your computer only, so that those places come first in later searches. Nothing about your code leaves your machine.
• If a turn keeps failing the same way, the assistant gets one short note to step back and look again.

Slash commands

Command	What it does
/agx-index	Brings the map up to date
/agx-stats	What your sessions in this project cost before and after AI AgenticX Indexer
/agx-compress	Shortens a memory file such as CLAUDE.md, keeping code, paths and links as they are; the original is kept beside it
/agx-prune	Shows the tools your sessions never use and takes them out of the way; restore brings them back
/agx-facts	What AI AgenticX Indexer learned about commands that fail and the form that works in this project
/agx-config	Shows or changes the settings