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Multi-perspective codebase analysis is performed by coordinating multi-role exploration, deep analysis, discussion, and final synthesis. This approach transforms ambiguous technical topics into structured, evidence-based conclusions using specialized roles.

Evidence-based technical analysis is structured through a coordinator-driven pipeline applying parallel explore and analyze task fan-out, followed by a feedback-gated discussion loop with up to five rounds for iterative clarification and final synthesis.

Multi-agent orchestration works by assigning specialized roles like explorer, analyst, discussant, and synthesizer to produce consistent artifacts. It runs a coordinated explore, analyze, discuss, and synthesize workflow with user-in-the-loop feedback.

Yes, you can run quick analysis modes for smaller codebase investigations. The orchestration supports Quick, Standard, and Deep modes, allowing you to scale the explore, analyze, and synthesize workflow based on your topic complexity.

Multi-role exploration with a discussion loop is needed when you want multiple perspectives like technical, architectural, business, and domain-expert. It applies to software and system investigations requiring iterative clarification to refine findings.

Yes, the structured codebase analysis pipeline writes synthesis artifacts to a session directory. It integrates exploration and analysis outputs into prioritized recommendations and explicit open questions for your technical topic.