Build or refresh a knowledge graph, a map of code relationships used for code review. Choose a full rebuild or an incremental update, then report the operation's status and summary.
- Setting up the graph for a repository's first review
- Refreshing the graph after switching branches
- Updating review data after a large refactor
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Investigate bugs using a graph of code relationships. Find relevant functions, trace calls and execution paths, check recent changes, and assess what a proposed fix could affect before reading and changing the implementation.
- Narrowing down code related to a bug
- Tracing the execution path that triggers an issue
- Checking whether recent changes caused a bug
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Explore an unfamiliar codebase using a graph of code relationships. Inspect its structure, find functions and classes, trace calls and imports, follow execution paths, and locate large functions for closer investigation.
- Understanding the structure of an unfamiliar codebase
- Finding functions and classes by name or keyword
- Tracing calls, imports, and execution paths
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Plan refactoring with dependency analysis, which shows how code parts rely on each other. Find candidates and unreferenced code, preview and apply renames, and compare the resulting impact with the original plan.
- Finding refactoring candidates and unreferenced code
- Previewing edits before applying a rename
- Checking affected dependencies and execution paths
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Review code changes against the previous commit and identify affected files and functions. Use dependency relationships to assess risk, check missing tests, and produce a focused report with issues and recommendations.
- Reviewing changes against the previous commit
- Checking how a change affects other functions
- Finding missing tests for high-risk changes
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Review all changes in a pull request or branch against its base branch. Use a knowledge graph, a map of code relationships, to report affected files and functions, test coverage, API compatibility issues, and recommended actions.
- Reviewing all commits in a pull request
- Checking a branch's changes against its base
- Finding callers missed by public API changes
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