Catch what a diff alone misses.
Context lets the review find broken downstream dependencies, misused internal APIs, and code that crosses module boundaries.
- DownstreamBroken dependencies
- Internal APIsMisuse caught
- BoundariesViolations flagged
Review the change against everything it touches. CloudAEye maps how files, functions, classes, modules, and dependencies relate across your repositories, and finds the callers a change breaks elsewhere.
Full codebase context across hundreds of repositories. Analyzes how files, functions, classes, modules, and dependencies relate to each other.
What the code graph maps
Findings a diff alone would miss
Cross-repository impacthigh match
This change removes DELETE /v1/invoices/{id}.
Another connected repository still calls it.
admin-portal/src/api/invoices.ts:58 calls
the route through its HTTP client.
tests/test_features.py:4-12Critical
The call passes columns=, but
gen_features takes rows. It will
raise a TypeError at runtime.
Reviewing a change in isolation misses how the rest of the system uses it. CloudAEye builds a code graph of every connected repository, so reviews see the callers, contracts, and boundaries a change affects.
Context lets the review find broken downstream dependencies, misused internal APIs, and code that crosses module boundaries.
When a change deletes or re-signs something another connected repository calls, the review names the caller, its file and line, and what changed for it.
Reviews reflect service boundaries, layered architecture, and dependency direction, and suggest helpers and patterns your codebase already uses.
Full codebase context is on for every connected repository. The graph is built in the background and stays current as your code changes.
Full codebase context is enabled automatically for every repository you connect to CloudAEye. There is nothing to configure.
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