Deep analysis workflow for codebases, architectures, systems, products, markets, or research topics. Use when the user asks to analyze, investigate, assess, evaluate, compare, or research something in a structured way.
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name: analyze
description: Deep analysis workflow for codebases, architectures, systems, products, markets, or research topics. Use when the user asks to analyze, investigate, assess, evaluate, compare, or research something in a structured way.
context: fork
argument-hint: [topic, question, or area to analyze]
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# Analyze
Perform structured analysis with explicit scope, evidence, and conclusions.
## 1. Classify the Request
Identify:
- Subject
- Core question
- Scope
- Desired depth
- Audience
- Decision the analysis should inform
## 2. Choose a Framework
Pick one to three frameworks from `analytical-frameworks.md` based on the question type.
Typical pairings:
- Current-state assessment -> gap analysis, architecture assessment
- Root cause -> 5 Whys, fishbone, causal analysis
- Comparison -> weighted scoring, MCDA
- Strategy -> SWOT, Porter's Five Forces, JTBD
- Technical assessment -> architecture review, technical debt assessment
## 3. Plan the Investigation
Break the work into MECE dimensions.
For each dimension, define:
- What evidence is needed
- Where it will come from
- What would confirm or contradict the current hypothesis
## 4. Collect Evidence
Use the minimum set of relevant sources:
- Repository files and docs
- Structured data or metrics
- Targeted commands
- Web research when current external information is required
Track evidence quality and note assumptions.
## 5. Analyze
Rules:
- Lead with evidence, not opinion
- Consider at least one alternative explanation
- State confidence explicitly
- Separate facts, inference, and recommendation
## 6. Present the Result
Use `output-templates.md` to structure the output.
All outputs should include:
- Executive summary
- Context
- Analysis
- Findings
- Recommendations
- Risks and limitations
## Companion Resources
- `analytical-frameworks.md`
- `output-templates.md`