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- Phase 3: Added Mermaid diagram generation for system architecture, function modules, algorithms, class diagrams, sequence diagrams, and error flows. - Phase 4: Assembled analysis and diagrams into a structured CPCC-compliant document with section templates and figure numbering. - Phase 5: Developed compliance review process with iterative refinement based on analysis findings and user feedback. - Added CPCC compliance requirements and quality standards for project analysis reports. - Established a comprehensive project analysis skill with detailed execution flow and report types. - Enhanced error handling and recovery mechanisms throughout the analysis phases.
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Phase 3: Deep Analysis
Execute deep analysis using Gemini CLI with exploration context.
Execution
Step 1: Prepare CLI Prompt
ccw cli -p "
PURPOSE: Generate ${type} analysis report for project
TASK:
• Analyze project structure and patterns from ${type} perspective
• Focus on: ${focus_areas}
• Depth level: ${depth}
• Key files: ${key_files}
MODE: analysis
CONTEXT: @**/* | Exploration results
EXPECTED:
- Structured analysis
- Code references (file:line format)
- Mermaid diagram data
- Actionable insights
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/workflows/cli-templates/protocols/analysis-protocol.md)
" --tool gemini --mode analysis
Step 2: Parse Analysis Results
Extract structured data from CLI response:
const deepAnalysis = {
findings: [], // Analyzed findings with confidence scores
patterns: [], // Identified patterns with consistency scores
dependencies: [], // Dependency relationships
recommendations: [], // Prioritized recommendations
sections: [], // Report section data
diagram_data: {} // Data for diagram generation
};
Step 3: Validate Analysis Quality
Check analysis completeness:
const qualityChecks = {
has_executive_summary: Boolean,
focus_areas_covered: config.focus_areas.every(area => analysis.covers(area)),
code_references_valid: analysis.references.every(ref => fileExists(ref)),
insights_actionable: analysis.insights.filter(i => i.actionable).length > 0
};
Output
Save analysis results to deep-analysis.json.