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Codebase research analyzes repositories to extract context for planning, reducing ambiguity before implementation. It detects tech stack signals, maps project structure, identifies entry points, and summarizes patterns to guide planners and coders through feature development or refactoring tasks.

Run a context-first research pass on your repository to map configuration locations, entry points, and dependencies for refactoring. This generates a contextual brief that summarizes detected tech stack signals, existing patterns, and potential refactors to directly guide your design decisions.

Yes, codebase analysis applies to bug investigations across multiple languages and repository layouts. It maps project structure, detects patterns, and identifies documentation gaps to generate a context brief that guides your investigation and resolution strategy.

Yes, codebase research works without specific framework dependencies because it detects tech stack and framework signals directly from repository files. It maps project structure and configuration locations across multiple languages and repo layouts to guide planners without requiring external setup.

Run a context-first codebase research pass to identify documentation gaps. It analyzes project structure, dependencies, and patterns to detect missing documentation, producing a context brief that highlights these gaps to guide planners and coders before starting implementation.