Analyze Branch

Analyze another branch's iteration journals to extract key findings, decisions, and insights.

You must invoke the analyzing-branches skill to perform the analysis.

Use the Skill tool:

skill: "autonomy:analyzing-branches"
args: "[branch-name] [search-description]"

Arguments:

• branch-name - The git branch to analyze (e.g., "experiment-a")
• search-description - Free-text description of what to look for (e.g., "pricing experiments and revenue optimization")

The skill will:

1. Use git merge-base to find where the branches diverged
2. Extract iteration journals from the divergent commits
3. Search for relevant content based on your criteria
4. Produce a markdown report ready for inclusion in your journal

Use cases:

• Review work from parallel experiment branch
• Extract lessons learned from concluded experiments
• Compare approaches across different branches
• Salvage good ideas from any branch

Example:

/analyze-branch experiment-a "API optimization attempts and performance improvements"

The resulting report can be copied into your current iteration's "External Context Gathered" section.