monorepo-impact-radius

To determine monorepo blast radius, you traverse direct and transitive dependencies to surface affected packages, CI jobs, and CODEOWNERS. This analysis reads existing docs and maps downstream impacts without building or editing configuration.

Finding affected packages and CI jobs involves tracing reverse dependencies across your monorepo graph. This surfaces the precise downstream impact of changing a shared utility, helping you plan PR scope and notify relevant teams.

Yes, you can analyze cross-language dependency graphs spanning TypeScript, Python, Go, proto, and Docker. The blast radius analysis applies reverse-dependency tracing across these mixed-language graphs to identify all affected packages.

Yes, blast radius analysis works with Nx, Turborepo, Bazel, and pnpm workspaces. It uses these live toolchain guided graphs to compute the precise impact of your changes, including affected packages and CI surfaces.

The best way to identify CODEOWNERS for a monorepo change is using a blast radius analysis that surfaces ownership driven by the dependency graph. It reads existing docs and traverses dependencies to map ownership without editing configuration.