awaitly-analyze

Static analysis of awaitly workflows extracts structure, step types, and data flow by generating intermediate representations and path statistics, allowing you to validate architecture without running the code.

Yes, you can render Mermaid diagrams to visualize workflow structure and complexity. The analysis generates visual representations and path matrices directly from the workflow files to illustrate data flow.

Cross-workflow analysis compares multiple awaitly workflows to assess consistency and identify risks. Applying the analysis tools to multiple files simultaneously reveals architectural differences and validates structural patterns.

Yes, workflow analysis supports both named and unnamed workflows. It applies strict validation rules during the intermediate representation generation to ensure structural integrity and accurate path generation.

Generating path statistics and path matrices quantifies workflow complexity by mapping all executable routes. This reveals hidden structural bottlenecks and validates logic branches before deployment.

Static analysis reveals structure and data flow but cannot capture runtime behavior or dynamic state changes. It is limited to validating architecture, generating diagrams, and mapping paths from the static codebase.