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About analyze

Analyze is a read-only skill for answering repository questions with evidence from code, tests, configuration, and documentation. It suits questions requiring causal or architectural tracing and ranks explanations while marking uncertainty.

Key features

  1. 01Trace code paths and boundaries
  2. 02Compare and rank explanations
  3. 03Label evidence, inference, and unknowns
  4. 04Return a structured analysis report

Use cases

  1. 01Explain repository behavior or architecture
  2. 02Trace causes across multiple files
  3. 03Assess the impact of a proposed change
  4. 04Resolve uncertainty with read-only evidence

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/yeachan-heo/oh-my-codex --skill analyze

After installing, type/analyzein Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Analyze — Read-Only Deep Analysis

Use $analyze to answer a repository question with grounded, read-only evidence. Explain what the code most likely says; do not turn analysis into implementation or generic fix planning.

Shared operating, delegation, state, hook, team, cancellation, and verification invariants live in templates/AGENTS.md. Follow that source instead of duplicating its rules here.

Use when

  • The user needs a causal, architectural, behavioral, impact, or tradeoff explanation.
  • The answer requires tracing multiple files or boundaries, or ranking plausible explanations.
  • The user needs confidence and concrete evidence before changing anything.

Do not use it for edits, implementation, a new product plan, a simple one-file lookup, or OMX team-runtime operation.

Inputs and method

  1. Restate the question and define the evidence-backed scope.
  2. Identify the smallest files, tests, configs, and docs likely to answer it.
  3. Read direct code paths and contracts first; trace boundaries only as far as needed.
  4. Compare competing explanations, rank them by support, and mark unresolved points.
  5. Stop when the question is answered with sufficient evidence, or name the smallest read-only probe that would resolve the remaining uncertainty.

Evidence discipline

Label every material claim as one of:

  • Evidence — directly shown by code, tests, generated artifacts, configuration, or docs.
  • Inference — a reasoned conclusion drawn from cited evidence.
  • Unknown — not settled by the repository evidence.

Prefer direct paths and independent corroboration over contextual clues. Never present guesses as evidence or inference, and never overclaim certainty.

Output contract

Answer the asked question first and use this shape:

Question

Restated question, briefly.

Ranked synthesis
RankExplanationConfidenceBasis
1...High / Medium / Lowstrongest supporting evidence
2...High / Medium / Lowwhy it trails
3...High / Medium / Lowwhy it remains possible
Evidence
  • path/to/file:line-line — direct observation.
  • path/to/file:line-line — corroborating observation.
Inference
  • What the evidence most strongly implies.
  • Why weaker alternatives were down-ranked.
Unknowns / limits
  • What the repository does not establish.
  • The next discriminating read-only probe, when useful.

Stop conditions

  • Do not edit files, run an implementation lane, or make recommendations the evidence cannot support.
  • Do not continue searching after the answer and confidence boundary are grounded.
  • If evidence is insufficient, report the limit explicitly rather than manufacturing certainty.

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