Fetch graph API capabilities from CodeLogic, returning label and relationship metadata when the graph tier is active, or explaining missing routes otherwise.
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- Trace the bounded path between two nodes in your architecture graph, revealing underlying code and data dependencies. Specify from and to nodes, with optional depth and scan controls.Mozilla Public 2.0
- Search the CodeLogic knowledge graph to retrieve code and data architecture dependencies. Use a text query or identity prefix, with optional scan space and view filters.Mozilla Public 2.0
- Find owners and reviewers for any node in your code architecture graph by providing its node ID or identity prefix.Mozilla Public 2.0
- Identify affected code and data dependencies from seed node IDs, using direction, depth, and scan space to bound the impact analysis.Mozilla Public 2.0
- Validate change scope safety by analyzing seed graph nodes and proposed change summary, preventing unintended dependency breaks.Mozilla Public 2.0
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