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----
-name: feature-analyzer
-description: "Use when analyzing feature branch changes across repos, planning implementation, or understanding backend→frontend contracts. Requires the source repository, target repository, and branch as confirmed input; the skill's PRE-STEP validates them before any analysis."
-triggers:
-  - "Analyze branch"
-  - "Analyze changes"
-  - "Analyze commit"
-  - "Study changes"
-  - "Cross-repo analysis"
-  - "Backend to frontend analysis"
-  - "Feature analyzer"
-metadata:
-  author: "MrCipherSmith"
-  version: "2.4.0"
-  category: "orchestration"
-  compatible_harnesses: "cursor,codex,zed,opencode,claude"
-license: "MIT"
----
-
-<SUBAGENT-STOP>
-If you were dispatched as a subagent to execute a specific task, skip this skill entirely.
-This skill is for orchestrators and interactive session-level routing only.
-Proceed directly with your assigned task.
-</SUBAGENT-STOP>
-
-# Feature Analyzer
-
----
-
-## Purpose
-
-Performs deep cross-repository analysis to understand business logic, architecture, API contracts, and implementation requirements. Generates structured documentation for both human developers and AI agents.
-
-**Two Analysis Modes:**
-
-**Mode A — Changes Analysis** (when base-branch provided):
-- Analyze what changed FROM base-branch TO current branch
-- Shows: additions, modifications, deletions
-- Use for: reviewing PRs, understanding feature implementation
-
-**Mode B — Current State Analysis** (when NO base-branch provided):
-- Analyze ENTIRE codebase as it exists NOW
-- Shows: existing functionality, architecture, patterns
-- Use for: understanding system, formalizing features, exploring codebase
-
-## Input
-
-**Required context (ask before starting):**
-- Source repository path + GitHub repo + branch to analyze
-- Target repository path + current branch
-- Analysis mode (A: changes from base-branch, or B: current state)
-- Optional: GitHub Issue/PR URL, analysis focus keyword
-
-**Prepared input:** Use `.metaproject/skills/gdskills/orchestration/feature-analyzer/analysis-request.template.md` to prepare structured input.
-**Example:** See `.metaproject/skills/gdskills/orchestration/feature-analyzer/analysis-request.md` for a filled example.
-
----
-
-## When to Use
-
-**Mode A — Changes Analysis:**
-- "Analyze feature branch changes from main"
-- "Review what changed in this PR"
-- "Compare feature-x with develop branch"
-
-**Mode B — Current State Analysis:**
-- "Analyze everything related to variables in pipelines"
-- "How does authentication work in this codebase?"
-- "Document the pipeline execution flow"
-- "Formalize the user management feature"
-
----
-
-## User-Specified Analysis Focus
-
-When user specifies a focus area (e.g., "variables in pipelines"):
-
-**Priority Boost Rules:**
-- Files matching focus keywords → **Boost to P0** (even if normally P1/P2)
-- Files referencing focus entities → **+1 priority level**
-- Files in relevant directories → **+1 priority level**
-
-**Keyword extraction:** parse main concept ("variables") + context ("pipelines") from user request.
-
-> For detailed focus algorithm, bash search commands, and relationship mapping examples, see `SKILL.detail.md`.
-
----
-
-## Workflow
-
-Copy this checklist and track progress based on your Analysis Mode:
-
-### Mode A: Changes Analysis (with base-branch)
-
-```
-Analysis Progress - Mode A (Changes):
-🚫 PRE-STEP: VALIDATE CONTEXT
-  □ Source repository path: _____________
-  □ Target repository path: _____________
-  □ Branch to analyze: _____________
-  □ Base branch provided: _____________ (e.g., "main")
-  □ Analysis Mode: A (Changes)
-  □ User explicitly confirmed: _____________
-□ Step 0.1: Check for existing analysis (cache lookup)
-□ Step 0: Gather context (source, target, branch, base-branch, focus)
-□ Step 1: GitHub MCP availability check
-□ Step 2: Analyze GitHub issue/PR (if provided)
-□ Step 3: Calculate BASE_SHA from merge-base (last branching point)
-□ Step 4: Collect git changes (git diff BASE_SHA..HEAD)
-□ Step 5: Categorize changed files: P0/P1/P2; apply focus boost
-□ Step 6: Select 3-7 key files; Deep Dive — read selected files
-□ Step 7: Analyze related tests
-□ Step 8: Cross-repo dependency analysis
-□ Step 9: Intermediate review (show user, wait for confirmation)
-□ Step 10: Generate documentation
-□ Step 11: Final validation and delivery
-□ Step 12: Post-analysis (update doc registry)
-```
-
-### Mode B: Current State Analysis (without base-branch)
-
-```
-Analysis Progress - Mode B (Current State):
-🚫 PRE-STEP: VALIDATE CONTEXT
-  □ Source repository path: _____________
-  □ Target repository path: _____________
-  □ Branch to analyze: _____________
-  □ Base branch: NOT PROVIDED (Mode B)
-  □ Analysis Mode: B (Current State)
-  □ User explicitly confirmed: _____________
-□ Step 0.1: Check for existing analysis (cache lookup)
-□ Step 0: Gather context (source, target, branch, focus)
-□ Step 1: GitHub MCP availability check
-□ Step 2: Analyze GitHub issue/PR (if provided)
-□ Step 3: SKIP (no base-branch comparison)
-□ Step 4: Search ENTIRE codebase for focus-related files
-□ Step 5: Discover and categorize ALL relevant files: P0/P1/P2; apply focus boost
-□ Step 6: Select 3-10 key files; Deep Dive — read to understand functionality
-□ Step 6.5: FORMALIZE functionality (business logic, API contracts, state, data flow)
-□ Step 7: Analyze tests (understand coverage)
-□ Step 8: Cross-repo dependency analysis (find usages)
-□ Step 9: Intermediate review with formalization
-□ Step 10: Generate documentation (Feature Specification)
-□ Step 11: Final validation and delivery
-□ Step 12: Post-analysis
-```
-
----
-
-## Step 0: Context Gathering (MANDATORY)
-
-**CRITICAL**: User MUST specify both Source and Target repositories.
-
-**Ask all questions in one message:**
-
-```
-For cross-repository analysis, I need:
-
-1. **SOURCE Repository** (where to analyze):
-   - Local path: ?
-   - GitHub repo (owner/repo): ?
-   - Branch to analyze: ?
-
-2. **TARGET Repository** (where implementation will happen, if applicable):
-   - Local path: ?
-   - GitHub repo (owner/repo): ?
-   - Current branch: ?
-   - (Can be same as source for single-repo analysis)
-
-3. **Analysis Mode**:
-   A. Changes Analysis — compare against base-branch (what changed)
-      - Base branch: ? (e.g., "main", "develop")
-   B. Current State Analysis — analyze codebase as-is (no base branch needed)
-
-4. **Ticket/Reference** (GitHub Issue/PR URL, optional): ?
-
-5. **Analysis Focus** (optional): specific area, e.g., "variables in pipelines", "auth changes"
-```
-
-**No default paths** — user must provide all locations explicitly.
-
-**Before Step 1, verify context is complete:**
-
-```
-CONTEXT VALIDATION:
-IF Source, Target, or Branch is missing → STOP, ask for missing info
-IF Analysis mode not specified → ASK: Mode A (changes from base) or Mode B (current state)?
-IF Mode A and no base branch → ASK: "What is the base branch?"
-IF user says "just use current directory" → EXPLICITLY CONFIRM the path before proceeding
-```
-
-> For detailed decision tree and conversation example, see `SKILL.detail.md`.
-
----
-
-## Step 1: GitHub MCP Availability Check
-
-Before starting analysis:
-- Try to fetch simple repo info via GitHub MCP
-- If unavailable: notify user, offer Option A (restart MCP) or Option B (git-only, limited context)
-
----
-
-## Step 2: GitHub Issue/PR Analysis (if provided)
-
-- Fetch Issue/PR and all comments via GitHub MCP
-- Understand business goal — what problem does the feature solve?
-- Extract acceptance criteria and requirements
-
----
-
-## Step 3: Git Changes Collection
-
-**CRITICAL**: Find the last branching point (merge-base), NOT the current HEAD of the parent branch.
-This ensures you analyze only feature branch changes, not unrelated changes from other merged PRs.
-
-```bash
-# Find branching point
-BASE_SHA="$(git merge-base HEAD <parent_branch>)"
-
-# Collect changes
-git log --oneline "${BASE_SHA}..HEAD"
-git diff --stat "${BASE_SHA}..HEAD"
-git diff --name-status "${BASE_SHA}..HEAD"
-git diff "${BASE_SHA}..HEAD"
-```
-
-> For the full BASE_SHA detection algorithm (with fallback logic for main/master/upstream), see `SKILL.detail.md`.
-
----
-
-## Step 4: File Categorization and Prioritization
-
-### Priority Levels
-
-**P0 — must analyze**:
-- API contracts: DTOs, interfaces, type definitions
-- Public API endpoints (controllers, routes)
-- Database schema changes, auth changes, config changes
-
-**P1 — SHOULD ANALYZE (Important)**:
-- Business logic (services, use cases)
-- State management (stores, contexts)
-- Error handling, validation logic
-
-**P2 — NICE TO HAVE (Optional)**:
-- Pure UI components, refactoring, tests, docs, package updates
-
-### Standard File Selection
-
-From P0: select up to 5 most important (sort by API contracts → business logic → infrastructure).
-From P1: select up to 3 if P0 < 3. Skip P2 unless P0+P1 < 3.
-
-When focus specified: boost files matching focus keywords to P0; select ALL focus-matching P0 files.
-
-> For the full focus-based selection algorithm with examples, see `SKILL.detail.md`.
-
----
-
-## Step 5: Deep Dive Protocol
-
-**A git diff alone does not support a conclusion. Also do this:**
-
-1. **Read selected files**:
-   - Small/medium files: read completely
-   - Large files (> 500 lines): use outline/grep to locate relevant sections, then read only those ranges
-2. **Understand context**: architecture role, dependencies, what depends on it
-3. **Find and analyze tests**: look for matching test files, understand coverage
-4. **Check rules compliance**: verify against `code-style-patterns.mdc`
-
----
-
-## Step 6: Cross-Repository Analysis (Source → Target)
-
-1. **Dependency search**: find all target files importing changed DTOs/APIs from source
-2. **Contract divergence**: compare new source contracts with current target implementation
-3. **Target deep dive**: read 2-3 key components that will need changes
-4. **Target rules compliance**: check `.metaproject/rules/core/*.mdc` in target repo
-
----
-
-## Step 7: UI Analysis (if applicable)
-
-Check `AGENTS.md` for available tools (`playwright-testing.mdc`, `storybook-guidelines.mdc`). Analyze visual regression requirements, component behavior changes, accessibility impact.
-
----
-
-## Step 8: Integration with Other Skills
-
-Before finalizing, consider running:
-- `skills/review/code-style-review` — if architecture changes detected
-- `skills/review/code-ai-review` — for self-validation of findings
-- `skills/review/code-mobx-store-review` — if store changes found
-
----
-
-## Step 9: Intermediate Review
-
-After completing analysis, **show user** before generating full report:
-
-```
-═══════════════════════════════════════════════
-   INTERMEDIATE ANALYSIS SUMMARY
-═══════════════════════════════════════════════
-
-Scope:
-- Source: [repo] @ [branch]
-- Target: [repo] @ [branch]
-- Files analyzed: [N] (P0: [N], P1: [N])
-- BASE_SHA: [sha]
-
-Key Findings:
-1. [Brief finding 1]
-2. [Brief finding 2]
-
-Cross-Repo Impact:
-- [ ] Breaking API changes detected
-- [ ] New endpoints to implement
-- [ ] DTO changes affecting frontend
-
-Estimated Complexity: [Low/Medium/High]
-
-Continue to full documentation? [Y/n]
-═══════════════════════════════════════════════
-```
-
-Wait for user confirmation before generating full report.
-
----
-
-## Step 10: Documentation Generation
-
-### Output Structure
-
-```
-<DOCS_ROOT>/analysis/<feature-name>/
-├── report.md                    # Findings, API contract diff, DTO comparison, cross-repo impact, analysis metrics
-└── implementation-plan.md       # Actionable implementation plan derived from the analysis
-```
-
-No date-stamped folder: update `report.md`/`implementation-plan.md` in place for a rerun on the same feature rather than creating a parallel copy. Default output is a single English (`en`) pair. Add other language variants only if the user explicitly asks for them, and keep any variants you create synchronized.
-
-`report.md` should use Gherkin-style scenarios where they make findings easier for other AI agents to parse.
-> For full Gherkin output format and syntax rules, see `SKILL.detail.md`.
-
----
-
-## Step 11: Content Requirements
-
-- Every claim MUST reference specific code: `[filename.ts:L123](file:///absolute/path#L123)`
-- Minimum 3 code examples per report
-- Mermaid diagrams for architecture, tables for DTO changes, flowcharts for data flow
-- Default to a single `en` document; add `ru`/`ai` (or other) variants only when the user explicitly asks, keeping them synchronized
-
----
-
-## Step 12: Error Handling
-
-| Situation | Fallback |
-|-----------|----------|
-| GitHub MCP unavailable | Use git history only; notify user |
-| No tests found | Note risk, recommend coverage |
-| Cannot determine BASE_SHA | Ask user for parent branch, or use `--first-parent` estimate |
-| Empty diff | Check staged (`--cached`), untracked (`git status`), wrong branch |
-| Cross-repo access denied | Ask for manual path, or do source-only analysis |
-
----
-
-## Step 13: Analysis Metrics
-
-Track and include in the `## Analysis Metrics` section of `report.md`:
-- Duration, files analyzed (P0/P1/P2), lines changed
-- Cross-repo dependencies, API endpoints changed, DTOs modified
-- Breaking changes count, test coverage %, risk level
-- Complexity score: `(P0×3) + (P1×2) + (P2×1) + (breaking_changes×5)` — 0-10 low, 11-25 medium, 26+ high
-
----
-
-## Step 14: Validation Checklist
-
-Before finalizing:
-- [ ] All P0 files analyzed completely
-- [ ] Target repository analyzed (if cross-repo)
-- [ ] Minimum 3 code examples included
-- [ ] All file references include line numbers
-- [ ] API contracts documented
-- [ ] Breaking changes clearly identified
-- [ ] Implementation plan provided
-- [ ] Metrics calculated
-- [ ] User approved intermediate review
-
----
-
-## Step 15: Post-Analysis
-
-Follow `documentation-management.mdc`: update `<DOCS_ROOT>/readme.md`, add entry to analysis index, tag with keywords.
-
----
-
-## Rules and Guidelines
-
-1. **Always follow** `documentation-management.mdc` for doc structure
-2. **Always check** `code-style-patterns.mdc` for compliance
-3. **Always use** AGENTS.md to discover available skills and tools
-4. **Never assume** — ask user when unclear
-5. **Never skip** intermediate review for complex analyses (P0 files > 3)
-6. **Always provide** concrete, actionable recommendations
-7. **Always default** to a single-language document (`en`); add other language variants only when the user explicitly asks
-
----
-
-## Success Criteria
-
-Analysis is successful when:
-- Business logic is fully understood and documented
-- API contracts are clearly specified
-- Breaking changes are identified
-- Implementation plan is actionable
-- User confirms understanding via intermediate review
-- All P0 files analyzed completely
-
----
-
-> **Extended documentation**: detailed analysis mode descriptions, file selection algorithms, Gherkin output format, cache/existing-report handling, and full examples are in `SKILL.detail.md`.