Clean a COBOL reverse-engineering workspace for a fresh run. Removes all generated output artifacts, staging files, and run state. Use when asked to clean, reset, or prepare a workspace for a fresh analysis run.
Configure a COBOL reverse-engineering workspace. Covers config.yaml structure, source directory paths, extensions, settings, and using example configs. Use when setting up a new workspace, changing source paths, adjusting analysis settings, or adapting an example config.
Understand the COBOL reverse-engineering tool structure, workspace layout, and conventions. Use this when asked about how the repository is organized or how to work with it.
Run the COBOL reverse-engineering tool. Covers init, stage, and run commands with all CLI options, strategies, and worker selection. Use when asked to run, execute, or operate the analysis tool, or when troubleshooting a run.
Find factual metadata in COBOL source files including transaction IDs, file/dataset names, copybook references, CALL targets, XCTL targets, and record layouts. Use when extracting program dependencies, building frontmatter, or looking up COBOL naming conventions.
Cross-reference and verify claims in COBOL analysis artifacts against source code and other artifacts. Use when validating frontmatter fields, checking call relationships, confirming transaction IDs, or reviewing artifact consistency.