feature-analyzer

To trace a cross-module call chain, you need to identify entry points and track inter-module invocations step by step. This analysis maps the complete interaction path from feature entry to core implementation, producing a structured report of the call chain.

Mapping data flow involves identifying key data structures, their producers, consumers, and transfer paths across modules. This process systematically records how data moves through the system, yielding a clear view of module relationships and data dependencies.

Assessing architecture health requires evaluating module responsibilities, call chains, data flows, and coupling degrees. This analysis generates a comprehensive health snapshot that highlights architectural boundaries and inter-module coupling issues.

Cross-module functionality analysis is needed when a feature spans multiple modules and you must understand its full implementation panorama. It helps map entry points, interaction points, and module responsibilities to ensure architectural coherence.

Yes, you can analyze module responsibilities by summarizing the roles and boundaries of all participating modules. This process identifies what each module does within the feature scope and produces a structured breakdown of module duties.

To generate a structured architecture report, input the analysis scope and output path. The analyzer traces entry points, records data structures, and compiles module relationships into a final report detailing the feature's cross-module implementation.