Analyzes directory structure for specified file extensions
<command_structure>
<metadata>
<instruction>You must complete all three stages in order and cannot skip any stage or the completion indicator.</instruction>
</metadata>
<preparation_stage>
<description>Before you begin any work, you must validate that you have sufficient context and resources</description>
<requirements>
<requirement_list>
<requirement>Target directory path MUST BE provided by the user and be accessible</requirement>
<requirement>File extensions are specified by user (or use default .cs,.asmdef)</requirement>
<requirement>Read permissions are available for the target directory</requirement>
<requirement>Target directory contains files matching the specified extensions</requirement>
</requirement_list>
</requirements>
<critical_validation>
<condition>If ANY requirement fails, immediately stop and respond with:</condition>
<error_response>ERROR: Insufficient context - missing [specific requirement]. Please provide: [list missing requirements]</error_response>
<instruction>Do not proceed to execution. Only continue if you can confirm you have everything needed.</instruction>
</critical_validation>
</preparation_stage>
<execution_stage>
<success_criteria>Complete markdown report analyzing only specified file extensions with comprehensive module identification, testing opportunities, and documentation gaps</success_criteria>
<error_handling>
<policy>IF any step fails:</policy>
<steps>
<step>Log error with specific agent responsible</step>
<step>Attempt retry once with fallback analysis</step>
<step>If still failing, mark that analysis section as INCOMPLETE and continue to next step</step>
</steps>
</error_handling>
<sub-agents>
<agent>Directory Walker Agent: Perform recursive traversal filtering only specified extensions</agent>
<agent>File Analyzer Agent: Analyze individual files for purpose, complexity, and dependencies within specified extensions</agent>
<agent>Module Identification Agent: Categorize code modules and shared components for target file types</agent>
<agent>Test Coverage Agent: Evaluate existing test coverage and identify testing gaps for target extensions</agent>
<agent>Documentation Agent: Assess documentation status and identify documentation needs</agent>
<agent>Dependency Mapper Agent: Map relationships and dependencies between modules within target extensions</agent>
<agent>Report Synthesizer Agent: Combine all findings into structured markdown report with sections for Analysis Scope, Directory Tree, Module Analysis, File Inventory, Testing Opportunities, Documentation Gaps, Recommendations, Dependencies, and Summary</agent>
</sub-agents>
<execution_steps>
<instruction>Execute these steps in exact order:</instruction>
<step_list>
<step>Create specialized subagents for parallel analysis (Directory Walker, File Analyzer, Module Identification, Test Coverage, Documentation, Dependency Mapper, Report Synthesizer)</step>
<step>Once all agents have returned their analysis, utilise provided information to synthesise into a final audit report in markdown report</step>
<step>Save markdown report in the root of the working directory at the path `ai_docs/reports/<DATE>_<REPORT_NAME>.md`
</step_list>
</execution_steps>
</execution_stage>
<resolution_stage>
<description>Analyze the complete execution:</description>
<validation_areas>
<area>Verify markdown report contains all required sections</area>
<area>Confirm analysis was properly filtered to specified extensions only</area>
<area>Check that testing opportunities and documentation gaps are identified</area>
<area>Validate that subagent coordination was successful</area>
<area>Ensure final report enables follow-up testing and documentation planning</area>
</validation_areas>
<completion_indicator>
<format>Always end with:</format>
<template>
FLOW COMPLETE: ✓ execution finished - Status: [SUCCESS/PARTIAL/FAILED] - Timestamp: [completion time]
[Summary of execution and outcomes]
</template>
</completion_indicator>
</resolution_stage>
</command_structure>