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Read-only codebase research inspects code, docs, and references to provide evidence-based answers while enforcing strict non-modification constraints. This ensures no files, commits, or deployments are altered during the investigation process.

Source-cited codebase research collects and references internal documents, code, and linked pages to verify claims before answering. The agent inspects repository files and docs to ensure responses are backed by verifiable sources.

Yes, you can research architecture and dependencies in read-only mode to answer with evidence from code and docs without altering files. The investigation enforces strict non-destructive constraints to prevent any edits or commits during analysis.

The best way to get evidence-based answers about codebases quickly is to guide a research-focused agent to inspect code, docs, tests, and references in read-only mode. This enforces source citations and non-modification constraints to deliver verified responses.

Yes, read-only codebase investigation supports verifying claims from documentation by examining files, tests, and docs before answering. The agent collects and references internal documents and linked pages to ensure responses are evidence-based.

You should not use read-only repository research when you need to modify files, commit changes, or deploy updates as part of the investigation. This approach enforces strict non-modification constraints and is limited to evidence gathering and source-cited responses.