Code intelligence

Owns project-scoped committed TypeScript/TSX graphs: parsing, declaration search, signature inspection, bounded relationship traversal, indexing status, and explicit opt-in Git hooks. Code bodies are read from actual source, not stored in the graph. No model or remote API is required.

Source map

• project.ts — Canonical project boundaries relative to the active core workspace.
• snapshot.ts — Git source/config snapshots, environment inputs, lookup manifests, and dirty-input/revision guards.
• analyzer.ts — TypeScript configuration/aliases, scoped programs, diagnostics, compact declarations, direct IIFE/call edges, unresolved callback categories, relationships, and bounded source evidence.
• schemas.ts — Typed tools/results and structured diagnostics.
• store.ts — Namespaced SQLite/FTS storage and generation-checked atomic graph replacement.
• queries.ts — Ranked search, pagination, bounded traversal, freshness, and external follow-ups.
• service.ts — Deterministic parse/query lifecycle shared by command and AI surfaces.
• attempts.ts — Latest indexing outcomes independent of successful snapshots, including diagnostic failures and stale-completion protection.
• projects.ts — Workspace project/status listing and compact timeline rendering.
• hooks.ts — Explicit hook preview/install/status/remove, repository-local delegation, ownership checks, and automation metadata.
• hook-runner.ts — Post-commit parser invocation, nested-hook handling, locking, Git-local environment clearing, and last-run state.
• render.ts — Compact text and optional full JSON from the same validated results, callable IDs, follow-ups, and continuation markers.

Commands live in commands/code/definition.ts relative to the plugin root. See the Memory overview, Markdown module, and design/progress record.