arrive-checkpoint

To improve code reviewability, analyze your current change set and propose modular splits by component, change type, risk level, and public surface. This generates a structured checkpoint plan detailing files, estimated scores, recommended splits, and staging commands.

A checkpoint plan in change management is a structured output that details files, estimated scores, recommended splits, and staging commands. It aligns changes with ARRIVE governance by associating splits with advances and documenting scope and evidence.

You can calculate split impact and generate staging orders by analyzing the codebase changes to propose optimal split points. The resulting checkpoint plan includes suggested staging orders and commit messages for robust change planning.

Yes, you can use arrive checkpoint for risk-level-based commit strategy. It analyzes changes and proposes modular splits by risk level, guiding component-, change-type-, and public-surface-based splits for robust change planning.

To identify split points, run `arrive status --verbose` and `arrive score`. These commands analyze current changes and calculate split impact to generate a structured checkpoint plan with recommended splits and staging commands.