investigation

To investigate a codebase for requirements, you deploy parallel subagents and Codex queries to extract real data. This enforces mandatory inventory and diff analysis steps to identify existing implementations and gaps before planning begins.

Parallel evidence gathering dispatches multiple subagents and Codex queries simultaneously to collect codebase and external data. It enforces mandatory inventory and diff analysis to verify findings before integrating results into a structured plan.

You validate external information and codebase gaps by executing parallel subagent investigations and Codex queries. This enforces a mandatory inventory step to summarize implementations and performs diff analysis to verify findings before planning.

Yes, you can coordinate subagents and Codex to investigate a codebase in parallel. This skill structures their simultaneous execution to gather evidence, enforces inventory and diff analysis to verify findings, and integrates results for planning.

The best way to ground software planning in real data is to coordinate parallel evidence gathering using subagents and Codex. This enforces mandatory inventory and diff analysis to summarize implementations and verify findings before drafting a plan.

Software planning fails without structured codebase investigation because teams proceed without concrete evidence, creating blind spots. This skill solves the problem by mandating parallel evidence gathering and diff analysis to verify findings before planning.