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Investigate codebase feasibility by dispatching a researcher agent at configurable depth to analyze risks, prerequisites, and constraints. This produces a structured research brief clarifying whether a proposed pattern or architectural direction is viable before committing to implementation.

A research brief is a structured, date-stamped document summarizing the findings of a codebase investigation. You need one when evaluating complex proposals across modules or technology choices to identify unknowns, risks, and prerequisites before committing to design or build phases.

Assess technical risks by running a focused code analysis using a researcher agent at quick, normal, or deep depth. The agent verifies the codebase output, identifying constraints and unknowns that must be resolved before proceeding with the new module integration.

Yes, a researcher agent evaluates technology choices by orchestrating focused code analysis across multiple modules. It validates the proposed architectural direction by checking feasibility, identifying constraints, and producing a structured brief with clear next-step gates.

Automated codebase investigation requires initial user clarification of motivation and scope to function properly. It produces a research brief for decision-making but does not execute the implementation itself, serving strictly as a feasibility evaluation tool.