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Use when deciding whether a request needs an analiz task before implementation - the conditions that require the architect's analysis versus going straight to implementation

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# Analiz Gate ## Overview Some work can go straight to implementation tasks; some needs the architect to investigate first. Guessing wrong is costly: skipping a needed analiz produces bounced tasks, and forcing analiz on trivial work wastes a cycle. **Core principle:** Analiz when the approach is unknown; skip it when the work is clear and small. ## Open a type=analiz task when ANY of - The stack/framework for the feature is unknown. - The API or UI contract between components is undefined. - The request is broad and needs technical slicing. - Repository feasibility is unknown (new integration, DB schema change). - Estimated scope > 1 developer-day with unclear breakdown. ## Do NOT open analiz for - Small bug fixes with clear reproduction steps. - Pure UI copy or styling changes. - Features already analyzed and documented. ## Mechanics Assign the analiz task to **system-architect** and move it to `todo` (investigation is always safe to start — no stakeholder approval needed). The analysis itself returns through the **human analiz_review gate** before any implementation task is created. Never assign analiz to yourself or a developer. ## Worked Example - "Change the button label from 'Save' to 'Apply'." → No analiz: pure copy change → one frontend task. - "Add real-time notifications." → Analiz: transport (WebSocket? SSE? polling?) and the contract are undefined → analiz task to the architect. - "Fix the 500 when deleting a task with subtasks." → No analiz: clear rep...

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makifbaysal
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makifbaysal/tasktrooper
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Apache-2.0

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