code-review-graph

Impact analysis on a large codebase requires parsing source code into an AST graph stored in SQLite, which maps structural dependencies to pinpoint affected files and minimize review context.

An AST graph helps with code review for multi-repo projects by providing a detailed, on-demand structural map that identifies the blast radius of modifications, reducing context and improving review focus.

Build a structural map of your source code for review by running the `code-review-graph build` command to parse files using Tree-sitter and manage the graph state in SQLite.

Yes, the code review graph approach supports multi-repo projects. It scales to handle complex environments by managing structural graph state in SQLite to track change effects across repositories.

Yes, you need Tree-sitter and SQLite to map codebase structure, as Tree-sitter handles the source code parsing into an AST graph and SQLite manages the stored graph state for analysis.

The best way to reduce the blast radius of code modifications is to construct a structural map of the source code base that provides a detailed graph to efficiently map changes and identify affected files.