Project Graph

The Semitexa project graph: a structural map of your PHP code for impact analysis, watch mode, findings and grounded context for AI agents.

See also: Project Graph: map PHP dependencies before you edit · Live Project Graph demo

• Project Graph Overview

  Understand what `semitexa-project-graph` adds: a stored structural map, an intelligence layer, and task-scoped context for large-codebase work.

• Inspecting the Graph

  Use Project Graph queries and intelligence views to inspect modules, dependencies, flows, events, and hotspots without reconstructing the repository manually.

• Browsing the Graph

  The Graph view in the Observatory, also exported as one HTML file: a lazy tree per entry point, a layered DAG, findings, coverage gaps and trace links.

• Impact, Context, and Watch Mode

  Use impact analysis, context packing, and watch mode to scope risky changes and keep graph-backed answers current during long work sessions.

• What the Graph Could Not See

  Every impact and usage answer carries a coverage block, so "nothing uses this" counts as proof only when nothing that could hide an edge went unread.

• Unused Classes and Dependency Loops

  ai:review-graph:findings lists classes nothing depends on, graded by certainty, and the class dependency loops in the project, each with its reason.

• Project Graph Architecture

  How the graph is built: parsers, the extractor pipeline, node and edge types, and which attribute produces which node.

• Project Graph Command Reference

  Every ai:review-graph command with its options, output shape and a worked example.

• Graph Intelligence

  How the graph scores relevance, traces flows and infers intent, and what the intelligence commands return.

• Using the Graph as AI Context

  Feeding graph slices to an assistant: what to ask for, what comes back, and how it beats grep.