Solutions

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.

From entry point to supporting code

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.

Entry pointcheckout.test.ts
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Checkout servicecheckout-service.ts
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Payment gatewaypayment-gateway.ts
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Order moduleorder-service.ts
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Validation contractvalidation.ts
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Related checkscheckout.test.ts
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Selected module · Static relationships · Supporting checks
Context that stays tied to the task

A task is paired with relevant source, explicit constraints and tests into a reviewable context package before a person or agent reasons about a change. This is a conceptual example of useful context.

TaskA focused question
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Relevant codeSource + relationships
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Context packageBounded review material
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ContractsConstraints and uncertainty
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TestsEvidence to inspect
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Relevant code + contracts + tests form the review context.
AI contextExplorer

Give 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.

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