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To identify affected files before modifying a codebase, you describe the task to evaluate and generate a map of all implicated files, direct dependencies, and related tests to understand the full impact scope.

Codebase scoping is cataloging all relevant files, dependencies, and tests before making changes. You need to map task impact when modifying repositories or modules where scope, risk, and references must be defined upfront.

To assess risk areas before committing code changes, you map direct dependencies and related tests across the codebase to highlight references and ensure informed modifications.

Yes, codebase impact mapping applies to code modification tasks across repositories or modules where scope, risk, and references must be defined upfront.

The best way to map tests affected by a new feature task is to describe the task and generate a context map that catalogs all implicated files, direct dependencies, and related tests.

Automated codebase scoping for risk assessment requires a clearly described task to evaluate upfront; without a deterministic entry point, it cannot accurately map the impacted files, dependencies, and tests.