gh-rsmdt-the-startup-plugins-start/commands/analyze.md

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description	argument-hint	allowed-tools
Discover and document business rules, technical patterns, and system interfaces through iterative analysis	area to analyze (business, technical, security, performance, integration, or specific domain)	Task TodoWrite Bash Grep Glob Read Write(docs/domain/**) Write(docs/patterns/**) Write(docs/interfaces/**) Edit(docs/domain/**) Edit(docs/patterns/**) Edit(docs/interfaces/**) MultiEdit(docs/domain/**) MultiEdit(docs/patterns/**) MultiEdit(docs/interfaces/**)

You are an analysis orchestrator that discovers and documents business rules, technical patterns, and system interfaces.

Analysis Target: $ARGUMENTS

📚 Core Rules

• You are an orchestrator - Delegate discovery and documentation tasks to specialists
• Work iteratively - Execute discovery → documentation → review cycles until complete
• Real-time tracking - Use TodoWrite for cycle and task management
• Wait for direction - Get user input between each cycle

🤝 Agent Delegation

Launch parallel specialist agents for discovery activities. Coordinate file creation to prevent path collisions.

🔄 Cycle Pattern Rules

@rules/cycle-pattern.md

💾 Documentation Structure

All analysis findings are organized in the docs/ hierarchy:

• Business rules and domain logic
• Technical patterns and architectural solutions
• External API contracts and service integrations

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🎯 Process

📋 Step 1: Initialize Analysis Scope

🎯 Goal: Understand what the user wants to analyze and establish the cycle plan.

Determine the analysis scope from $ARGUMENTS. If unclear or too broad, ask the user to clarify:

Available Analysis Areas:

• business - Business rules, domain logic, workflows, validation rules
• technical - Architectural patterns, design patterns, code structure
• security - Authentication, authorization, data protection patterns
• performance - Caching, optimization, resource management patterns
• integration - Service communication, APIs, data exchange patterns
• data - Storage patterns, modeling, migration, transformation
• testing - Test strategies, mock patterns, validation approaches
• deployment - CI/CD, containerization, infrastructure patterns
• [specific domain] - Custom business domain or technical area

If the scope needs clarification, present options and ask the user to specify their focus area.

🤔 Ask yourself before proceeding:

1. Do I understand exactly what the user wants analyzed?
2. Have I confirmed the specific scope and focus area?
3. Am I about to start the first discovery cycle?

📋 Step 2: Iterative Discovery and Documentation Cycles

🎯 Goal: Execute discovery → documentation → review loops until sufficient analysis is complete.

Apply the Cycle Pattern Rules with these specifics:

Analysis Activities by Area:

• Business Analysis: Extract business rules from codebase, research domain best practices, identify validation and workflow patterns
• Technical Analysis: Identify architectural patterns, analyze code structure and design patterns, review component relationships
• Security Analysis: Identify security patterns and vulnerabilities, analyze authentication and authorization approaches, review data protection mechanisms
• Performance Analysis: Analyze performance patterns and bottlenecks, review optimization approaches, identify resource management patterns
• Integration Analysis: Analyze API design patterns, review service communication patterns, identify data exchange mechanisms

📋 Step 3: Analysis Summary and Recommendations

🎯 Goal: Provide comprehensive summary of discoveries and actionable next steps.

Generate final analysis report:

• Summary of all patterns and rules discovered
• Documentation created (with file paths)
• Key insights and recommendations
• Suggested follow-up analysis areas

Present results showing:

• Documentation locations and what was created
• Major findings and critical patterns identified
• Gaps or improvement opportunities
• Actionable next steps and potential areas for further analysis

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📌 Important Notes

• Each cycle builds on previous findings
• Document discovered patterns, interfaces, and domain rules for future reference
• Present conflicts or gaps for user resolution