graph-explore

Code dependency blast radius tracing works by querying the code-review-graph MCP server to map imports and dependents. This identifies structural relationships and impact areas, generating up-to-date context for risk assessment before implementing planned changes.

Semantic codebase exploration uses a haiku agent to query the code-review-graph MCP server, applying file summaries and embeddings. It identifies domain boundaries, key modules, and their interconnections to map structural relationships across repositories.

Mapping code graphs involves dispatching a haiku agent to interact with the code-review-graph MCP server. The agent applies semantic search and dependency tracing to discover domain boundaries, files, and their interconnections within the target repository root.

Yes, code review graph analysis requires the code-review-graph MCP server. The Skill ensures graph freshness and embeddings readiness before performing exploration, impact analysis, or post-change review modes using that specific server connection.

Yes, semantic search supports post-change code review by querying the code-review-graph MCP server to evaluate blast radius and impact areas. It generates context for risk assessment and planning before implementing modifications.

Graph exploration risk analysis relies on the code-review-graph MCP server and requires graph freshness and embeddings readiness. It operates within explicit explore, impact, and review modes, meaning analysis is bounded by the queried repository structure.