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Mapping codebase architecture involves querying a graph model of your project to identify component interactions and dependencies. It helps you understand how modules communicate and trace data flows within request-driven workflows.

You can trace execution paths by loading project context and querying the graph model to map function calls. This allows you to follow call chains across components and document data flows within your Bunyan application.

Yes, you can analyze module dependencies automatically by querying a graph-like model of your repository. This process presents a concise summary of key files and dependencies, replacing the need for manual codebase inspection.

Documenting data flows across modules is best achieved by querying a graph model to trace execution across components. This approach tracks request-driven workflows and reports concise findings on architecture and data flow.

Code exploration through graph queries works effectively for understanding request-driven architecture by mapping function calls and dependencies. It requires loading repository context to trace call chains and report data flows.

To start exploring codebase architecture, load the project context from your repository and begin querying the graph model. This maps function calls and dependencies, allowing you to trace execution across components.