gitnexus-guide

Query the GitNexus knowledge graph by reading the gitnexus://repo/{name}/context resource first, then consult a consolidated guide to map your architecture, impact analysis, debugging, or refactoring task to the correct tools and schema definitions.

GitNexus provides MCP resources like gitnexus://repo/{name}/context to retrieve repository context, alongside a workflow reference that explicitly lists available tool names, resource names, and their expected outputs for code analysis.

Define node and edge types for reliable graph query construction by referencing the GitNexus schema reference, which explicitly lists the knowledge-graph node types and relationship edges required for your code understanding tasks.

Start an impact analysis or debugging workflow by following the GitNexus starting checklist, which provides a consistent first step for analysis, including handling stale indexes and identifying which MCP resources to read.

Yes, you can perform architecture analysis and refactoring without prior schema knowledge by using a centralized GitNexus guide that maps tasks to entry points and defines the graph schema for reliable query construction.

GitNexus queries may return stale data if indexes are not updated; the workflow starting checklist addresses this by providing a consistent first step for analysis that includes handling stale indexes before querying.