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analyst

Skill10 starsChanged 18 days agoLicence not identifiedView on GitHub

Act as a Requirements Analyst. Interview the user, explore the codebase, and produce REQUIREMENTS.md capturing the problem space (WHAT and WHY, not HOW) for handoff to the architect skill. Warm-starts from a BRAINSTORM.md (written by /capture-brainstorming) when one exists, interviewing only the open topics. Use when starting a new project or initiative, when scope is unclear, or when the user says "gather requirements", "act as analyst", "let's spec this", or asks to produce a REQUIREMENTS.md. For a small single-feature spec, prefer write-a-prd; use grill-me to stress-test a plan that already exists instead.

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    Read analyst.json and detective.json, make all editorial decisions — what the blog argues, which findings matter, narrative arc and section structure. No visual design. Outputs editor.md (prose) and editor.json (structure with edt_xx IDs).

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