cross-repo-impact

Analyze cross-repository code change impacts on APIs, schemas, and shared types.

Updated Mar 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Sebdysart/omni-link-hustlexp --skill cross-repo-impact
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Skill: cross-repo-impact
Source: https://github.com/Sebdysart/omni-link-hustlexp/tree/main/skills/cross-repo-impact
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Sebdysart/omni-link-hustlexp --skill cross-repo-impact

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill prevents breaking changes across multiple repositories by analyzing the ripple effects of proposed modifications to APIs, schemas, or shared types before they are implemented.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • API Change Analysis: Detects how changes to API route signatures (path, method, input/output types) will affect consumers.
  • Schema & Type Impact: Identifies consequences of altering shared types, interfaces, or database schemas used across different services or applications.
  • Use Case: Before renaming a tRPC procedure in the backend, run this skill to see which frontend components or other services will be affected and by how much, ensuring a smooth rollout.

Quick Start

Run the impact analysis to see the ripple effects of your proposed code changes.

Frequently Asked Questions about cross-repo-impact

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I analyze cross-repo impact before making API changes?

To analyze cross-repo impact, scan all linked repositories to trace ripple effects from modified files through API bridges and dependency chains. This generates a detailed report with severity levels like BREAKING to guide migration planning and prevent regressions.

How do I check for breaking changes in shared types across multiple repositories?

Check for breaking changes in shared types by tracing type lineage and schema alterations across different services. The analysis identifies consequences and flags severity levels to prevent unintended regressions before implementation.

What is cross-repository impact analysis for schema modifications?

Cross-repository impact analysis for schema modifications scans linked repositories to trace ripple effects from changed database schemas through dependency chains. It outputs a report with severity levels to guide migration planning and prevent unintended regressions.

Can I trace ripple effects from a renamed tRPC procedure to frontend components?

Yes, you can trace ripple effects from a renamed tRPC procedure to frontend components. The analysis scans linked repositories to trace changes through API bridges and type lineage, generating a report showing which components are affected.

What is the best way to prevent unintended regressions when modifying APIs?

The best way to prevent unintended regressions when modifying APIs is to perform cross-repo impact analysis beforehand. Scanning linked repositories traces ripple effects through dependency chains and generates a severity report for migration planning.

Does impact analysis work without linking multiple repositories together?

No, cross-repo impact analysis requires linked repositories to trace ripple effects through API bridges and dependency chains. Without linked repositories, it cannot scan for cross-repository consequences or generate the detailed ripple report.