What problem does it solve? Evaluating open-source AI SOC and security tools often leads to copying infrastructure you don't need or missing the patterns that actually matter. This Skill provides a structured methodology to separate transferable design patterns from infrastructure wrappers and produce actionable findings. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Pattern vs. Infrastructure Classification: Distinguishes reusable design patterns (ledger schemas, typed state models, DAG orchestration) from stack-specific infrastructure (Kafka, Neo4j, Qdrant). - Five-Pattern Extraction Framework: Systematically evaluates agent orchestration, tool definitions, audit ledgers, state management, and evidence grounding in any AI SOC codebase. - Transferability Matrix: Maps each extracted pattern to your own stack with effort and value estimates to guide adoption decisions. - Use Case: When researching a project like wunitb/AiSOC, produce a structured analysis identifying which components (e.g., the 3-table investigation ledger) can be ported to a SQLite-based stack and which to skip. ## Quick Start Analyze the open-source AI SOC project at this repository URL and extract the patterns worth porting to our stack.