feature-discovery
Feature Discovery
Purpose
Perform a read-only discovery pass over one or more projects. Explain what the requested topic does, how it works, where it is used, and why it may have been needed.
Use this skill for prompts shaped like:
Projects Affected: [Project Code], [Project Code]
What:
[FEATURE / ISSUE / BEHAVIOR / MODULE / WORKFLOW]
Rules
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