epic-scan

To scan a codebase for epic relevance, you run an analysis that filters existing implementations based on the epic's domain scope, extracting matching code snippets and identifying integration points for actionable planning recommendations.

Domain-specific code analysis is the process of locating code patterns, similar features, and reusable components within a codebase that match a specific epic's scope, such as authentication or payments, to prevent redundant development work.

You can find integration points by scanning the codebase for existing API integrations and data models relevant to the epic's domain, which extracts actionable code snippets to help map out where the new feature should connect.

Yes, you can identify reusable components by filtering codebase findings against the epic's scope, allowing you to locate existing payment-related modules, API integrations, and data models to leverage rather than rebuilding.

Yes, this code scan approach works without external dependencies, utilizing internal scripts and reference components to analyze the codebase and extract relevant patterns solely based on the provided epic's domain scope.

The best way to prevent redundant work is to perform a domain-focused code scan that identifies similar implementations and reusable components, providing actionable recommendations to leverage existing code before starting epic development.