deepsearch

To find all usages of a symbol across your codebase, provide a search query to locate exact matches and related terms. The tool reads files with matches and inspects imports and exports to trace connections, mapping where concepts are implemented and used.

The best way to trace code dependencies is to perform a multi-pass analysis that reads files with matches and inspects imports and exports. This synthesizes a report enumerating primary locations, related files, and usage patterns to map connections accurately.

To map where a specific concept is implemented in a large repository, execute a structured code search to locate relevant references. The tool synthesizes results to identify main implementations and notes related functionality across files.

Yes, you can locate code patterns for refactoring without manual searching by running a broad search query. It locates all occurrences of a symbol, confirms coverage, and understands dependencies to reduce time spent on manual exploration.

You need a multi-pass code search when a standard text search cannot trace symbol definitions or map dependencies. It is required for structured search tasks that read matched files and inspect imports to synthesize usage patterns and related locations.

The metadata does not specify language constraints, but the approach applies to any codebase where you can provide a search query. It locates relevant code patterns and references by reading files and inspecting imports and exports regardless of language.