auto-explore

To manually trigger domain decomposition, execute the `/mos:auto-explore` command followed by your target file path. This initiates on-demand deep domain analysis and computes the file-based material_id for the specified document, bypassing the need for automated scheduling.

Domain decomposition is an in-depth exploration process that analyzes a file's domain context. You need to trigger it manually when a scheduled automated trigger is missed or unavailable on your current platform, ensuring continuous domain analysis.

Yes, you can run domain exploration on a desktop environment without scheduled triggers. The manual trigger serves as a desktop fallback, allowing you to initiate the automatic domain decomposition process on-demand for any specified file.

Start deep file analysis by entering the `/mos:auto-explore` command and providing the exact file path. This manually triggers the domain exploration logic to perform continuous domain analysis on your specified material without requiring automated scheduling.

Manual domain decomposition does not require external dependencies, but it utilizes internal scripts to execute the domain exploration logic. You only need the target file path to compute the material_id and run the analysis successfully.