gitnexus-impact-analysis

To check the blast radius of a code symbol, you can query upstream dependents and affected execution flows using depth and confidence thresholds. This maps staged git changes to identify exactly what breaks upstream before you commit.

Code impact analysis identifies direct dependents and indirect execution flows affected by modifying a specific symbol. It works by reading process data to connect dependency results to real execution pipelines for risk assessment across multi-process codebases.

You can map staged git changes to affected execution flows by applying git-diff style analysis to your target symbol. This evaluates depth-based risk across upstream callers to ensure refactoring safety before integration.

Yes, you can use depth thresholds to control pre-commit safety checks by limiting dependency mapping to specific levels like d=1, d=2, or d=3. This allows you to estimate risk and filter upstream callers based on confidence thresholds.

The best way to identify what breaks when editing a function is to run a symbol-level impact query that targets the specific symbol. This reports upstream dependents and connects the dependency results to real execution pipelines for comprehensive risk assessment.