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Tracing code execution flows involves querying indexed repository context to discover end-to-end processes and mapping callers and callees for specific symbols. This reveals the files and processes implementing core features.

Exploring an unfamiliar codebase to understand authentication logic requires discovering related execution flows and drilling into symbol-level context. You locate key symbols and read source files to follow the process from public handlers to database logic.

Call graph analysis aids code understanding by revealing the relationships between callers and callees for specific symbols. It allows developers to trace execution paths across modules and locate the exact files implementing complex features like payment processing.

Yes, you can locate database logic by tracing execution paths from a public handler. By discovering process resources and reading source files, you follow the execution trace end-to-end to identify where database interactions occur within the module.

Yes, you need an indexed repository to analyze module responsibilities and execution flows. The analysis relies on indexed context to discover staleness, query for flow discovery, and retrieve symbol-level context for tracing callers and callees accurately.

You should check index staleness at the start of code exploration to ensure analysis accuracy. Verifying that the indexed repository context is current prevents tracing outdated execution flows or retrieving incorrect symbol-level relationships during your investigation.