Which symbols a plain-language description likely names, and the files to open.

Consumers of a symbol in other repositories, exact uses kept apart from package-level dependencies. A language server stops at its workspace.

Who calls or references a symbol. Type-checked, not name-matched: grep cannot separate homonyms, and an empty answer means nobody calls it. A bare name suffices: an ambiguous one returns its candidates, so no lookup call first. view: "files" answers which files without a line each.

Where a symbol is declared, by name, qualified name, prefix or substring. Narrow with kind, repo and path_prefix.

What a change to this symbol reaches, by repository, package, depth and relation kind. Grep does not follow a chain.

Declarations under a path, grouped by file, with kind, signature and range. Use it for a package; one small file is cheaper to read.

The code of several symbols in one call. Prefer it to reading each range: no line numbers, one call across files and repositories.

One symbol's package, signature, visibility and line range, by stable key or by repository, path and qualified name.

The published generation: counts, provenance, and whether a repository moved since it was indexed. Call it when an answer looks stale.

Registers projects and rebuilds the graph once, after explicit user approval. Pass every project in one call: a rebuild costs the whole corpus. It never writes inside the source projects.

The repositories the published graph covers, with the commit each was indexed at.

What this symbol reaches outward, bounded by depth. Pass to for the route by which it reaches one named symbol. Grep does not follow a chain.