research

To analyze a codebase and identify modules and entry points, you coordinate focused research steps that scan the repository structure, interpret data flows, and summarize findings into a human-readable report without altering source files.

The best way to investigate repository configurations like authentication is to outline a targeted research plan, scan the codebase structure, drill into key files, and report back with concise findings without modifying any files.

Yes, you can perform a deep-dive into specific files without modifying your source code by relying on non-destructive tooling that scans and summarizes repository findings into a structured report.

Codebase exploration for research reports works by identifying high-level modules and data flows, then drilling into key files to answer concrete research questions and produce structured findings for quick consumption.

Yes, repository research works without external dependencies, using non-destructive tooling to scan the codebase, interpret complex parts, and present a human-readable report based on the existing structure.