MEMTRACECode Map

STRUCTURAL CODE CONTEXT

Know what a change touches.Before you touch it.

Code Map turns files, symbols, calls, types, routes, and service links into one live structural graph. Your agent starts with the relationship that matters instead of reading the repository one file at a time.

AST relationships stay fresh while the repository changes

WHAT IT CHANGES

Less guessing around every change.

01ORIENTATION

See how the system fits together.

Move from a symbol to its callers, dependencies, types, execution flows, and API connections in the same model.

02IMPACT

Check the blast radius before editing.

Trace upstream callers and downstream dependencies before a local change becomes a cross-service problem.

03CONTEXT

Send the agent the relevant code, not the whole repo.

Use graph context and bounded source windows to keep the answer focused on the symbols that matter.

HOW CODE MAP THINKS

Source becomes structure.Structure becomes usable context.

Memtrace parses repositories into an AST knowledge graph. The map records files and symbols along with calls, imports, exports, type references, endpoints, outbound HTTP calls, communities, and execution flows.

TECHNICAL MODELLIVE
SYMBOLSFunctions, classes, types, files, and definitions.
RELATIONSHIPSCalls, imports, exports, references, and hierarchy.
RUNTIME SHAPERoutes, outbound calls, services, and execution flows.
IMPACTTransitive blast radius across connected code.
WITHOUT CODE MAPSearch files and infer the blast radius by hand.
WITH CODE MAPOpen the symbol with its callers and affected paths already connected.

BUILT INTO THE WORK

Start at the symbol and see what the edit can reach.

  1. 01
    FIND

    Locate the exact symbol.

    Search by name or behavior and land on a definition inside the repository graph.

  2. 02
    UNDERSTAND

    Read its graph neighborhood.

    Inspect callers, callees, references, community, and execution-flow membership around that symbol.

  3. 03
    CHECK

    Compute impact before the edit.

    Follow affected code and service paths, then read only the bounded source needed to make the change.

THE REPOSITORY AS A SYSTEM

Give every edit a map before it gets a diff.

Let developers and agents see the connected system first, then change the smallest surface that solves the job.