module-analyzer

You can analyze code module architecture by identifying submodule boundaries, class relationships, and key workflows. This approach extracts internal and external dependencies to deliver a complete module portrait suitable for scaling architecture reviews.

A module portrait is a comprehensive architectural view capturing a module's directory structure, class relationships, and dependency networks. You need it when module architectures become opaque as they scale, requiring automated analysis for end-to-end architecture reviews.

Mapping class relationships and dependencies requires extracting structural interactions across the codebase. By applying Glob and Grep-driven exploration, you can identify internal and external dependency networks and output a comprehensive relationship map.

Yes, you can use Glob and Grep-driven exploration to identify submodule boundaries and core files. This method supports deep module analysis by systematically scanning directory layouts and extracting structural information to build a complete module portrait.

The best way to extract dependency networks is through automated module analysis that maps internal and external interactions. This process identifies structural boundaries and class relationships, integrating the dependency data into a project-wide knowledge base.