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This skill orchestrates rigorous multi-lane analysis for complex investigative tasks. It deploys specialist subagents in parallel, synthesizes their findings, runs adversarial red-team review, applies fixes, and delivers a structured evidence package plus a plain-English executive briefing.
Strong triggers — invoke without asking:
Softer triggers — invoke if the task is investigative and non-trivial:
Do NOT use this for:
ideate skill's job if you have it; if you don't, scope this run explicitly to viability evidence and say so. If the scope is already settled and the user just wants the build broken into sequenced steps, that's prompt-pack.When in doubt, prefer to invoke — but right-size it. The skill scales from a quick 1–2-lane look to an exhaustive 6-lane investigation (see "Scale heuristics and run modes," which also covers the one-line cost heads-up before expensive runs).
Identify which variant fits, then read the matching reference file:
| Variant | Trigger pattern | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Codebase audit | "audit this codebase", "is this safe to ship", "review this build" | references/codebase-audit.md |
| Strategy / system evaluation | "evaluate this strategy", "does this approach actually work", "is this sound" | references/strategy-evaluation.md |
| Research deep dive | "research [open question]", "deep dive on [topic]" | references/research-deep-dive.md |
| Design evaluation | "evaluate this design", "is this the right approach", "review this plan" | references/design-evaluation.md |
If the user's request spans multiple variants (e.g., "audit this pricing-engine codebase") combine lanes from both reference files — the skill is composable. A codebase audit of a system with non-trivial decision logic uses codebase-audit lanes plus strategy/system-evaluation lanes for the logic itself.
If the scope is genuinely ambiguous, ask one or two clarifying questions before deploying agents. Don't ask a barrage. Examples:
After the clarification, proceed.
This skill is written for Claude Code, where parallel subagents and a few progress tools exist. The method is portable; only the orchestration mechanics degrade. The five stages — parallel/serial lanes → synthesis → follow-up verification → red-team → executive briefing — run in any capable agent (Claude Code, the Claude app, OpenAI Codex, or a generic agent). Before Phase 0, check what your runtime supports and substitute the fallback. Never tell the user "this only works in Claude Code" — adapt and run.
| Claude-Code primitive | If unavailable (Codex, a generic agent, or any runtime without it) |
|---|---|
Parallel Agent calls in one message (Phase 1, Phase 3) | Run the same lanes serially — one lane at a time, each writing its own markdown file, with the same prompts, deliverables, severity tiers, and confidence ratings. Same method, lanes, and deliverables — but one agent running lanes in sequence has less independence than separate agents cross-checking blind, so don't thin the lanes and don't let the final confidence read higher than that reduced independence supports. Longer wall-clock. This is the only acceptable substitute, and serial is correct here (see Pitfalls). |
mcp__ccd_session__mark_chapter (Phase 0) | Skip it. It's a progress signal, not part of the analysis. |
TaskCreate task tracking (Phase 0) | Skip it, or keep a short plain-text checklist in your reply. Progress sugar only. |
WebSearch / WebFetch (Phase 1, follow-up) | Rely on local artifacts (the repo, files, data the user provided). For any external/numerical claim you cannot verify locally, label it unverified — no web access instead of asserting it, and say so in the briefing's confidence reasoning. Do not invent sources. |
When lanes run serially, keep each lane's anti-duplication framing ("other lanes cover X, Y — stay in yours") so the serial pass still produces non-overlapping, independent analyses that synthesis can cross-check. In a runtime with no writable file system (e.g. the Claude app), keep each lane's output inline in your reply instead of a file — same lanes, same depth.
Every deep dive runs this loop. Adapt depth based on scope, but don't skip phases.
mcp__ccd_session__mark_chapter using a clear title (e.g., "Payments service codebase deep dive").research/<topic>/ at repo root, or wherever the user's existing conventions point. If a research/ directory already exists, use it.TaskCreate — one task per phase, then specific tasks for each specialist agent. This gives the user a progress signal during the long parallel work.Deploy 4–6 specialist agents in a single message (multiple Agent tool calls in one block) so they run truly in parallel. Each gets:
See references/specialist-prompt-template.md for the exact prompt template every specialist receives.
After dispatching, wait for all to return. Don't do other work in foreground — the agents are the work.
Deploy a single synthesis/oversight agent that:
The synthesis agent should also flag load-bearing claims that need follow-up verification — single-sourced numerical claims, uncited assertions, surprising magnitudes. The orchestrator (you) decides whether to commission follow-up specialists.
If synthesis flagged 2–6 critical claims requiring deeper verification, deploy focused single-claim verification agents in parallel. Each gets:
This is what separates a rigorous deep dive from a quick analysis. The synthesis agent's first pass is necessarily based on what specialists reported; follow-up verification catches inherited errors.
Deploy an adversarial reviewer agent that:
Red-team is non-negotiable for high-stakes outputs (anything touching money, safety, or production systems). Skippable only for low-stakes research.
Placement when this feeds a build. If the deep dive runs ahead of implementation (design evaluation, spec review, a pack about to be executed), spend the deep, expensive adversarial pass here — once, against the spec, before any code exists, while every defect is still free to fix. Hunt specifically for:
Repeating that full depth per sub-unit pays sharply diminishing returns. Later passes should be light sample-audits — spot-check a unit or two against those same four questions, and escalate back to a full red-team only if a sample fails.
The skill defaults to research-only (see "Pure research vs. code changes"). Phase 5 is the one place it may touch source code, and only after clearing this gate — even if the user authorized an expensive run earlier, that authorized analysis, not edits.
Before applying any patch:
git status --short and show it. Ifname: deep-dive description: >- Rigorous multi-agent deep-dive analysis for complex investigative tasks — auditing codebases, evaluating strategies or systems, validating designs, doing open-ended research. Deploys 4–6 specialist agents in parallel across distinct lanes, then synthesis, then adversarial red-team review, then optional patching — producing structured markdown research files plus a plain-English executive briefing with honest 1–10 confidence ratings. ALWAYS invoke when the user says any of "deep dive", "thorough audit", "rigorous analysis", "comprehensive review", "audit this codebase", "analyze the strategy", "evaluate this design", "review this thoroughly", or "research deep dive". Also invoke proactively for any open-ended investigative task involving a codebase, strategy, system design, or research question that warrants 30+ minutes of structured analysis — even when the user doesn't use these exact phrases.
---
name: deep-dive
description: >-
Rigorous multi-agent deep-dive analysis for complex investigative tasks —
auditing codebases, evaluating strategies or systems, validating designs, doing
open-ended research. Deploys 4–6 specialist agents in parallel across
distinct lanes, then synthesis, then adversarial red-team review, then
optional patching — producing structured markdown research files plus a
plain-English executive briefing with honest 1–10 confidence ratings. ALWAYS
invoke when the user says any of "deep dive", "thorough audit", "rigorous
analysis", "comprehensive review", "audit this codebase", "analyze the
strategy", "evaluate this design", "review this thoroughly", or "research
deep dive". Also invoke proactively for any open-ended investigative task
involving a codebase, strategy, system design, or research question that
warrants 30+ minutes of structured analysis — even when the user doesn't use
these exact phrases.
---
# Deep-Dive Multi-Agent Analysis
This skill orchestrates rigorous multi-lane analysis for complex investigative tasks. It deploys specialist subagents in parallel, synthesizes their findings, runs adversarial red-team review, applies fixes, and delivers a structured evidence package plus a plain-English executive briefing.
## When to use this
**Strong triggers** — invoke without asking:
- "Do a deep dive on [X]"
- "Thorough audit of [Y]"
- "Rigorous analysis of [Z]"
- "Comprehensive review"
- "Audit this codebase"
- "Evaluate this strategy / design"
- "Research [open question] thoroughly"
**Softer triggers** — invoke if the task is investigative and non-trivial:
- The user describes a codebase or system and asks for "thoughts" or "objective analysis"
- The user has built something and asks whether it's correct/safe/sound
- The user asks open-ended research questions that span multiple domains
- The user is making a high-stakes decision and needs structured evidence
**Do NOT use this for:**
- Single-file code review (use direct Read + analysis)
- Simple factual questions (one WebSearch is sufficient)
- Tasks the user has scoped tightly (e.g., "fix this bug" — just fix it)
- Tasks under ~15 minutes of investigative work (overhead exceeds benefit)
- **Routing tie-breaker:** deep-dive answers *"is this correct / safe / viable / evidence-backed?"* If the real question is *"what should I build, or is this idea worth pursuing at all?"* — a product-judgment call rather than an evidence audit — that's the `ideate` skill's job if you have it; if you don't, scope this run explicitly to viability evidence and say so. If the scope is already settled and the user just wants the build broken into sequenced steps, that's `prompt-pack`.
When in doubt, prefer to invoke — but right-size it. The skill scales from a quick 1–2-lane look to an exhaustive 6-lane investigation (see "Scale heuristics and run modes," which also covers the one-line cost heads-up before expensive runs).
## The four scope variants
Identify which variant fits, then read the matching reference file:
| Variant | Trigger pattern | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| **Codebase audit** | "audit this codebase", "is this safe to ship", "review this build" | `references/codebase-audit.md` |
| **Strategy / system evaluation** | "evaluate this strategy", "does this approach actually work", "is this sound" | `references/strategy-evaluation.md` |
| **Research deep dive** | "research [open question]", "deep dive on [topic]" | `references/research-deep-dive.md` |
| **Design evaluation** | "evaluate this design", "is this the right approach", "review this plan" | `references/design-evaluation.md` |
If the user's request spans multiple variants (e.g., "audit this pricing-engine codebase") combine lanes from both reference files — the skill is composable. A codebase audit of a system with non-trivial decision logic uses codebase-audit lanes plus strategy/system-evaluation lanes for the logic itself.
If the scope is genuinely ambiguous, ask **one or two** clarifying questions before deploying agents. Don't ask a barrage. Examples:
- "Pure research mode (no code changes) or are fixes in scope?"
- "Focus on correctness, performance, or both?"
After the clarification, proceed.
## Environment & fallbacks (run anywhere)
This skill is written for Claude Code, where parallel subagents and a few progress tools exist. **The method is portable; only the orchestration mechanics degrade.** The five stages — parallel/serial **lanes → synthesis → follow-up verification → red-team → executive briefing** — run in any capable agent (Claude Code, the Claude app, OpenAI Codex, or a generic agent). Before Phase 0, check what your runtime supports and substitute the fallback. Never tell the user "this only works in Claude Code" — adapt and run.
| Claude-Code primitive | If unavailable (Codex, a generic agent, or any runtime without it) |
|---|---|
| Parallel `Agent` calls in one message (`Phase 1`, `Phase 3`) | **Run the same lanes serially** — one lane at a time, each writing its own markdown file, with the *same* prompts, deliverables, severity tiers, and confidence ratings. **Same method, lanes, and deliverables** — but one agent running lanes in sequence has *less independence* than separate agents cross-checking blind, so don't thin the lanes **and** don't let the final confidence read higher than that reduced independence supports. Longer wall-clock. This is the only acceptable substitute, and serial is **correct** here (see Pitfalls). |
| `mcp__ccd_session__mark_chapter` (`Phase 0`) | **Skip it.** It's a progress signal, not part of the analysis. |
| `TaskCreate` task tracking (`Phase 0`) | **Skip it**, or keep a short plain-text checklist in your reply. Progress sugar only. |
| `WebSearch` / `WebFetch` (`Phase 1`, follow-up) | **Rely on local artifacts** (the repo, files, data the user provided). For any external/numerical claim you cannot verify locally, **label it `unverified — no web access`** instead of asserting it, and say so in the briefing's confidence reasoning. Do not invent sources. |
When lanes run serially, keep each lane's anti-duplication framing ("other lanes cover X, Y — stay in yours") so the serial pass still produces non-overlapping, independent analyses that synthesis can cross-check. In a runtime with no writable file system (e.g. the Claude app), keep each lane's output inline in your reply instead of a file — same lanes, same depth.
## The execution loop
Every deep dive runs this loop. Adapt depth based on scope, but don't skip phases.
### Phase 0: Setup (do first, every time)
1. Mark a session chapter with `mcp__ccd_session__mark_chapter` using a clear title (e.g., "Payments service codebase deep dive").
2. Create a research output directory. Default: `research/<topic>/` at repo root, or wherever the user's existing conventions point. If a `research/` directory already exists, use it.
3. Set up task tracking with `TaskCreate` — one task per phase, then specific tasks for each specialist agent. This gives the user a progress signal during the long parallel work.
4. Do a 30-second initial sweep: list files, read README if present, check git log. This grounds the agent prompts in reality.
### Phase 1: Parallel specialist deployment
Deploy 4–6 specialist agents **in a single message** (multiple Agent tool calls in one block) so they run truly in parallel. Each gets:
1. **Clear lane and anti-duplication.** State the agent's scope. State what other agents are covering ("Five other agents are reviewing X, Y, Z — stay in your lane").
2. **Specific deliverables.** Markdown file path, target word count (typically 2500–6000), heading structure.
3. **Source verification requirement.** For any load-bearing numerical claim, require at least 2 independent sources. Use WebSearch / WebFetch aggressively.
4. **Severity tiers for findings.** Blocker / High / Medium / Low / Note. Force the agent to categorize.
5. **File:line references** when reviewing code.
6. **Confidence rating.** End-of-turn 250-word executive summary + honest 1–10 confidence rating with reasoning.
7. **No code changes** by default (the skill defaults to pure research mode; only the user's explicit authorization unlocks code edits).
See `references/specialist-prompt-template.md` for the exact prompt template every specialist receives.
After dispatching, wait for all to return. Don't do other work in foreground — the agents are the work.
### Phase 2: Synthesis
Deploy a single synthesis/oversight agent that:
- Reads ALL specialist outputs in full
- Cross-checks load-bearing claims against each other
- Resolves contradictions (re-reading actual files if needed)
- Identifies gaps the specialists missed
- Produces a unified deliverable (design blueprint, audit report, etc.)
- Lists prioritized recommendations with file:line refs
- Provides honest combined confidence and clearly states what would change it
The synthesis agent should also flag **load-bearing claims that need follow-up verification** — single-sourced numerical claims, uncited assertions, surprising magnitudes. The orchestrator (you) decides whether to commission follow-up specialists.
### Phase 3: Follow-up verification (commission as needed)
If synthesis flagged 2–6 critical claims requiring deeper verification, deploy **focused single-claim verification agents** in parallel. Each gets:
- ONE specific claim to verify or falsify
- Specific data sources to check
- Verdict format: verified / partially verified / unverifiable
- Recommended revised effect size if claim fails
This is what separates a rigorous deep dive from a quick analysis. The synthesis agent's first pass is necessarily based on what specialists reported; follow-up verification catches inherited errors.
### Phase 4: Red-team review
Deploy an adversarial reviewer agent that:
- Reads the synthesis (and any patches)
- **Tries to break it.** What load-bearing claims weren't verified? What acceptance criteria admit trivially-passing implementations? What blind spots exist? What did the synthesis assume that isn't true?
- Produces a Blocker / High / Medium / Low list with specific file:line refs
- Recommends specific surgical fixes
- Ends with honest confidence that the deliverable is safe-to-ship
Red-team is non-negotiable for high-stakes outputs (anything touching money, safety, or production systems). Skippable only for low-stakes research.
**Placement when this feeds a build.** If the deep dive runs ahead of implementation (design evaluation, spec review, a pack about to be executed), spend the deep, expensive adversarial pass **here — once, against the spec, before any code exists**, while every defect is still free to fix. Hunt specifically for:
- Requirements that cannot be satisfied as written
- Claims whose evidence could not actually be constructed
- Contradictions between the spec and its own acceptance criteria
- Assumptions about the runtime or toolchain that nobody has checked
Repeating that full depth per sub-unit pays sharply diminishing returns. Later passes should be light sample-audits — spot-check a unit or two against those same four questions, and escalate back to a full red-team only if a sample fails.
### Phase 5: Patching (only on fresh, explicit approval)
The skill defaults to research-only (see "Pure research vs. code changes"). Phase 5 is the **one** place it may touch source code, and only after clearing this gate — even if the user authorized an expensive run earlier, that authorized *analysis*, not edits.
Before applying any patch:
1. **Get fresh, explicit approval to edit code.** A green light for the deep dive is not a green light to patch. Ask plainly — e.g. *"Red-team found N fixes. Want me to apply them to the code, or leave them as recommendations?"* If the original request already said "apply the fixes" / "implement the recommendations," that counts as approval — name it and proceed.
2. **Run `git status --short`** and show it. IfSkill source recorded
Skill instructions are recorded. This is not a runtime test, safety guarantee or compatibility certification.
Review before install: Review before install
License: MIT
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"The skill relies on parallel subagent orchestration which may not be available in all runtimes, but it explicitly provides fallback strategies, so this is a minor portability concern rather than a blocker.",
"Quality score needs review",
"GitHub adoption: 83 GitHub stars",
"Stars/forks activity: 83 stars, 8 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata"
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"Trust: 68/100 Manual review",
"Audit: 74/100 Needs review",
"Safety: 58/100 Review before install",
"Review repository, license, install command, and permission surface before production use."
],
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"not_relevant",
"blocked_by_risk",
"setup_required"
],
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