explore

This Skill enforces safe codebase exploration by applying strict guardrails and a zero-fog discipline that scopes all activities to planning and analysis, preventing any unplanned edits during the review process.

A subagent workflow for codebase exploration orchestrates specialized agents like osf-analyze, osf-researcher, and osf-proposal to handle distinct planning phases, ensuring decisions are explicit and auditable before implementation.

You use OpenSpec artifacts for codebase analysis by integrating them into a formal subagent protocol, where agents manage proposals, changes, and archival in a compliant manner to maintain structured planning.

Yes, you can scope codebase exploration to only analysis and verification tasks by establishing strict guardrails that define who can explore, what can be accessed, and how findings are reported without writing code.

The best way to ensure codebase planning decisions are explicit and auditable is to enforce a zero-fog verification discipline using a formal subagent workflow that requires verification at every exploration step.

You need guardrails for safe codebase exploration to prevent scope creep and avoid unplanned edits, ensuring that the activity remains strictly focused on planning, analysis, and verification.