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Understand the system. Move the work forward.
From your first day in a codebase to the next architectural decision. Put relationships, source and engineering questions in the same picture.
The checkout entry point reaches a service, its payment and order dependencies, a validation contract and a test. Lines illustrate static relationships, not runtime execution.
checkout-service.ts imports the payment, order and validation modules. Dependents traverses the same relationship in the reverse direction.
Understand an unfamiliar codebase
A directory tree shows where code lives, but not how a feature works.
Find a useful starting point, follow relationships and connect a source file to the system around it.
Explore solutionUnderstand the reach of a change
A small edit to shared code can affect callers in unexpected places.
Explore dependencies, callers and related tests before changing a shared interface or implementation.
Explore solutionModernize with a view of the existing system
Changing a mature system starts with understanding the boundaries it already has.
Identify boundaries, inspect coupling and plan smaller changes using the relationships already present in the code.
Explore solutionGive AI workflows structural context
An agent can find the right file and still miss a contract that constrains the change.
Connect a task to the surrounding code so an agent can reason with relationships as well as retrieved text.
Explore solutionKeep long-running engineering work understandable
Extended tasks can lose the connection between the plan, the work and the result.
Explore a product direction for making tasks, plans and evidence easier to follow across extended agentic workflows.
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