cells-feature-analyzer

To extract reusable architecture patterns from a Cells feature repository, the Skill analyzes source code and test suites to identify component hierarchies, mixins, helpers, and event wiring. It generates a structured markdown report detailing these patterns for reuse in new feature development.

The best way to identify BBVA package usage in Cells features is by querying the cells-components-catalog database. The Skill normalizes dependencies found in the feature code against this catalog to map package usage accurately and provide a structured reuse report.

Yes, you can analyze component hierarchies and child relationships directly from feature code. The Skill reads the source code to extract these architectural structures, capturing the structural dependencies and relationships needed to understand the feature's design.

Analyzing Cells test patterns does not strictly require querying the cells-components-catalog database for the tests themselves, but querying the catalog is required to normalize package dependencies. The Skill reads test suites to capture test patterns while using the database to map BBVA package usage.

To document event wiring and mixins for Cells feature reuse, the Skill scans the feature implementation and extracts these specific architectural details. It compiles the captured mixins, helpers, and event wiring configurations into a structured markdown report for downstream documentation.