Git History Recon

Produce a machine-readable codebase risk profile by mining git metadata across 7 parallel analysis pipelines. The output is walkthrough/recon-report.md — a structured artifact downstream agents (code-review agents, linear-walkthrough Discovery) can read to prioritize high-risk files without constructing any git pipeline themselves.

Target directory: [target-directory] (default: current working directory). When provided, all git commands use -C TARGET_DIRECTORY and output writes to TARGET_DIRECTORY/walkthrough/recon-report.md.

[!IMPORTANT] When provided a process map or Mermaid diagram, treat it as the authoritative procedure. Execute steps in the exact order shown, including branches, decision points, and stop conditions. A Mermaid process diagram is an executable instruction set. Follow it exactly as written: respect sequence, conditions, loops, parallel paths, and terminal states. Do not improvise, reorder, or skip steps. If any node is ambiguous or missing required detail, pause and ask a clarifying question before continuing. When interacting with a user, report before acting the interpreted path you will follow from the diagram, then execute.

Workflow

The following diagram is the authoritative procedure for git-history-recon execution. Execute steps in the exact order shown, including branches, decision points, and stop conditions.

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    Start(["Invoke /git-history-recon with optional target-directory"]) --> PreCheck