SARAMALI15792/analyze-codebase

Skill: Analyze Codebase

Purpose

Generate a complete picture of IntelliStack so a developer can understand what they are migrating before writing a single line of code.

Instructions

When invoked, produce a structured report with the following sections:

1. Module Map

List every module under intellistack/backend/src/core/ with:

• Module name
• Responsibility (one sentence)
• Key files (routes, service, models, schemas)
• External dependencies (Redis, Qdrant, OpenAI, etc.)

2. API Surface

For every router file, list:

• HTTP method + path
• Auth requirement (public / JWT required / admin only)
• Request body shape (Pydantic schema name)
• Response shape (Pydantic schema name)
• Side effects (DB writes, cache invalidation, vector upsert, etc.)

3. Database Schema

For every SQLAlchemy model, list:

• Table name
• Columns (name, type, nullable, default, constraints)
• Relationships (FK targets, cascade rules)
• Indexes

4. Auth Flow

Describe:

• Session lifecycle (login → token → refresh → logout)
• OAuth providers (Google, GitHub) and their callback routes
• JWT claims structure
• Role/permission matrix

5. RAG Pipeline

Describe:

• Ingestion flow (document → chunking → embedding → Qdrant upsert)
• Retrieval flow (query → dense+sparse retrieval → Cohere rerank → LLM)
• Streaming (SSE event shape, error events)
• Citation structure

6. Environment Variables

List every os.getenv / settings.* reference with:

• Variable name
• Purpose
• Example value (never real secrets)
• Required or optional

7. Migration Readiness Score

Rate each layer (1–5) on migration complexity:

• Backend routes
• Business logic / services
• Database models
• Auth system
• RAG pipeline
• Frontend API contract

Output Format

Markdown with clear H2/H3 headings. Include source file references (e.g., intellistack/backend/src/core/auth/routes.py:12) for every claim.