analyze-functional

Analyze requirements against the Breeze functional graph to identify gaps and conflicts.

2|2|Updated Mar 11, 2026

Search Tags:#requirements #clarification #traceability #analyze #conflicts #functional-graph

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npx skills add https://github.com/accionlabs/breezeai-claude-plugin --skill analyze-functional

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Skill: analyze-functional
Source: https://github.com/accionlabs/breezeai-claude-plugin/tree/main/skills/analyze-functional
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/accionlabs/breezeai-claude-plugin --skill analyze-functional

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Analyzes a user's requirement against the existing Breeze functional graph to identify coverage gaps, conflicts, dependencies, and potential impact on downstream flows.

Core Features & Use Cases

Compare a requirement against the current functional graph to surface ambiguities and inconsistencies.
Detect conflicts with existing scenarios, dependencies, and determine missing details for complete definitions.
Provide actionable guidance to refine requirements and align them with the graph, enabling consistent graph growth.

Quick Start

Provide a textual requirement and run /breeze:analyze-functional to compare it against the functional graph.

Frequently Asked Questions about analyze-functional

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I analyze a Jira ticket against a functional graph to identify requirement conflicts?▼

To analyze requirements against a functional graph, provide textual inputs like Jira tickets or documents. The analysis maps the text to the graph using MCP tooling, flagging conflicts, ambiguities, and terminology mismatches to guide clarification.

What is functional graph traceability for software requirements and when do I need it?▼

Functional graph traceability maps requirements to existing functional flows to identify coverage gaps and dependencies. You need it when refining requirements to ensure alignment with the graph and consistent graph growth without downstream impact.

Can I use free text documents to detect coverage gaps and dependencies in a functional graph?▼

Yes, you can use free text documents to detect coverage gaps and dependencies. The analysis applies to text-based inputs, mapping them to the functional graph to surface inconsistencies and determine missing details for complete definitions.

How do I check if a new requirement conflicts with existing functional scenarios?▼

To check for conflicts with existing functional scenarios, compare the new requirement against the functional graph. The analysis detects conflicts, flags ambiguities, and provides actionable guidance to refine the requirement for alignment.

What is the best way to surface terminology mismatches when analyzing software requirements?▼

The best way to surface terminology mismatches is to analyze requirements against the functional graph. This comparison maps text inputs to the graph, automatically flagging ambiguities and terminology inconsistencies to guide clarification.