| name | delegate-analysis |
| description | Skill-driven exploration, targeted reading, web research, and deep-dive analysis for delegate agents. Use when the primary delegates investigation or information gathering rather than artifact review or code execution. |
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | {"opencode":">=0.1"} |
| metadata | {"category":"analysis"} |
Skill: Delegate Analysis
Use one of the following modes. The primary should name the mode, scope, and question explicitly.
Modes
code-exploration
- Orient with file search, then read only the key files.
- Trace dependencies one level further only when needed.
- Return findings with concrete file paths and symbols.
targeted-reading
- Read all named files, in parallel where possible.
- Extract only the facts needed to answer the question.
- Organize the result by topic or file, with line references where useful.
web-research
- Prefer authoritative primary sources.
- Cross-check important claims when practical.
- Return a concise synthesis with source URLs and explicit uncertainty.
deep-dive
- Start at the named entry point and follow relevant indirections until the question is answered.
- Map the code or data path with file and symbol evidence.
- Highlight non-obvious behavior, assumptions, and unresolved gaps.
Rules
- Default to read/analyze/verify. Do not edit files.
- Stay within the delegated scope.
- Use parallel tool calls for independent reads or searches.
- If the task becomes a review, artifact authoring task, or implementation task, stop and ask the primary to route through the matching skill.
- Return a compact digest, not raw file contents or long logs.