deep-analysis

Multi-file flow tracing follows data and control flow across components to map how a feature executes. Deep analysis uses semantic search to locate implementations, track dependencies, and generate step-by-step explanations with file paths and code snippets showing the complete flow.

Architecture analysis identifies patterns, dependencies, and design decisions within a codebase. It maps relationships between components, reveals how systems interact, and produces comprehensive reports that clarify the overall structure without requiring manual line-by-line reading.

Yes. Flow tracing maps how data moves across multiple files and components, showing entry points, transformations, and outputs. This reveals where logic breaks or behaves unexpectedly, enabling faster root-cause identification in complex systems.

No. Semantic search and pattern matching locate only the relevant files and functions involved in a feature, then trace their interactions. You get a focused investigation report instead of reading through unrelated code.

The codebase must be indexed in your environment and the code search capability must be available. No special setup is required; the analysis workflow uses semantic search first rather than manual file reading.

Reports include primary implementation locations, complete data and control flow diagrams, architecture maps showing dependencies, and annotated code snippets. Each finding references specific file paths, enabling direct navigation to relevant code sections.