easysdd-explore

To capture code exploration as searchable evidence, generate a structured markdown report with frontmatter. This records your conclusions alongside the exact code locations supporting them, making the investigation results easy to search and retrieve later.

The best way to document a lightweight code spike is to generate a structured markdown report with frontmatter. This captures the specific question investigated, the resulting conclusions, and the exact code locations explored during the spike.

You generate a module overview by applying repository analysis to investigate the codebase for a specific module. The process produces a structured markdown report with frontmatter, summarizing the module's conclusions and supporting code locations.

Yes, you can integrate code exploration reports with downstream AI workflows. The generated markdown evidence uses archival naming conventions and frontmatter, enabling seamless hand-off to other AI workflows for feature design and issue analysis.

No specific dependencies are required to run code exploration tasks. You can apply the skill directly to repository exploration to answer specific questions or conduct lightweight spikes without installing additional components or libraries.