Create feature catalog
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AI-Fication Kit: A Simple & Elegant Way for Making any Codebase AI-native through Scaffolded, Human-verified Context and Development Loop.
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Deep-mine the source code to discover implemented features; writes ai/analysis/FEATURE_CATALOG.md.
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Build the feature catalog — the highest-value artifact for agents. Budget significant
exploration; use repo-explorer for the heavy reading.
Method
- Start from user-visible surfaces: routes, UI entry points, CLI commands, public APIs. Each surface is a candidate feature.
- For each feature, trace the touch list across layers: UI, backend/services, persistence (tables/collections/files), and tests that exercise it.
- Cluster and name features the way a USER would name them, not by module names.
Output — ai/analysis/FEATURE_CATALOG.md
For every feature: name · business goal (one line) · touch list per layer · verifying tests · related features. End with two sections agents use most:
- "Where new code lives" — a decision tree from feature-type to target directories.
- The 3-file rule — for each feature, the 3 files to read first to understand it.
Rules
- Every entry
[inferred]. Where a layer can't be confirmed, write "UNSURE". - Do not modify source. Update
ai/guide/FEATURE_MAP.mdcandidate list to reference the catalog, nothing more. - Print a sampling guide at the end: the 5 entries a human should spot-check first (pick the ones you are least sure of).