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ix-investigate

Deep dive into a symbol, feature, or bug. Graph-first, minimal code reads, early stopping when sufficient evidence found.

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ix-investigate
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Deep dive into a symbol, feature, or bug. Graph-first, minimal code reads, early stopping when sufficient evidence found.
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Run `command -v ix` to verify ix is on PATH. Never use tilde paths (`~/...`) or absolute paths — always invoke `ix` directly via PATH. If not found, fall back to Grep + Read. ## Goal Answer: *what is this, how does it connect, and what's the execution path?* Stop as soon as those three questions can be answered accurately. ## Phase 1 — Locate (always) ```bash timeout 60s ix locate $ARGUMENTS --limit 5 --format llm ``` If multiple matches: use `--kind`, `--path`, or `--pick N` to resolve. Do not proceed until the entity is unambiguous. If `ix locate` returns nothing: try `ix text $ARGUMENTS --limit 10 --format llm`. ## Phase 2 — Explain (always) ```bash timeout 60s ix explain <resolved-symbol> --format llm ``` Extract: role, importance, caller count, callee count, confidence score. **Evaluate:** Is the explanation sufficient to answer the question? **Stop if:** explain gave clear role, purpose, and connection summary → skip to Output. ## Phase 3 — Connections (run only if caller/callee detail needed) Run only the directions you need — not both by default: ```bash # If "who uses this" matters: timeout 60s ix callers <symbol> --limit 15 --format llm # If "what does this do internally" matters: timeout 60s ix callees <symbol> --limit 15 --format llm ``` **Stop if:** you now know who uses it and what it depends on. ## Phase 4 — Trace (run only if execution flow is unclear) ```bash timeout 60s ix trace <symbol> --format llm ``` One trace only. Pick the most representative direction (`--upstream` or `--downstream`) based on the question. **Stop if:** execution path is now clear. ## Phase 5 — Code read (last resort only) Only if the above steps leave a specific implementation question unanswered: ```bash timeout 60s ix read <symbol> --format llm ``` Read **the symbol only** — never the full file. If the symbol is a class, read the specific method suspected. **Hard limit:** One `ix read` call maximum. If still unclear after reading, surface the ambiguity to the user rather than reading more. ## Output ``` ## [Symbol] — Investigation **What it is:** [kind, file, subsystem — from graph] **Role:** [orchestrator / boundary / helper / utility / etc.] **Execution flow:** [downstream: what it calls → what those call, 2 levels max] [upstream: who calls it, top 5] **Key connections:** - Depends on: [top 3 callees] - Used by: [top 3 callers with their subsystem] **Evidence quality:** [strong / partial / uncertain] — [one-line reason] **Next step:** - [most useful follow-up based on findings] ``` If confidence < 0.7 in ix output, label those claims as `[uncertain]` and recommend `ix map` to refresh.
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