1-determine-techstack

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Determine the type of project and summarize the tech stack. Your summary should include:

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When & Why to Use This Skill

This Claude skill automates the comprehensive analysis of a software project's technical foundation and architectural boundaries. It identifies the core tech stack, including languages and frameworks, while performing a deep dive into the domain-specific logic and data structures. By defining what features are architecturally consistent with the current design, it serves as a vital tool for maintaining code integrity and streamlining the developer onboarding process.

Use Cases

  • Project Onboarding: Rapidly map out the tech stack and domain logic of an unfamiliar codebase to reduce ramp-up time for new developers.
  • Architectural Guardrails: Determine if proposed new features or libraries align with the existing system architecture or if they introduce technical debt.
  • Legacy Code Documentation: Automatically generate structured documentation for undocumented projects, capturing core mathematical concepts and business logic.
  • Pre-Refactoring Audit: Analyze application boundaries and dependencies before initiating major architectural changes or framework migrations.
name1-determine-techstack
descriptionDetermine the type of project and summarize the tech stack. Your summary should include:

Core Technology Analysis:

  • Programming language(s)
  • Primary framework
  • Any secondary or tertiary frameworks
  • State management approach
  • Any other relevant technologies or patterns

Domain Specificity Analysis:

  • What specific problem domain does this application target? (e.g., "chaos game theory visualization", "e-commerce platform", "blog CMS", "data visualization dashboard")
  • What are the core mathematical/business concepts? (e.g., "fractal mathematics", "payment processing", "content management")
  • What type of user interactions does it support? (e.g., "mathematical parameter manipulation", "shopping workflows", "content editing")
  • What are the primary data types and structures used? (e.g., "geometric points and vertices", "product catalogs", "articles and metadata")

Application Boundaries:

  • What features/functionality are clearly within scope based on existing code?
  • What types of features would be architecturally inconsistent with the current design?
  • Are there any specialized libraries or mathematical concepts that suggest domain constraints?

Add all your findings to ./{output-folder}/1-techstack.md

The domain analysis should help future prompts understand what types of new features would fit vs. conflict with the existing application architecture.

Once completed, continue to skill 2-categorize-files and continue on accordingly with {output-folder} as the output-folder