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impactlens

v1.1.1

Published

Static code graph scanner and ticket-driven briefing CLI for AI-assisted development. currently only supports php and js/vue

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Links

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Maintainers

luca_zedluca_zed

Keywords

static-analysiscode-graphphpvuelaravelimpact-analysiscursorcli

Readme

ImpactLens

⚠️ Before using ImpactLens, read: docs/support.md

It explains what PHP, JavaScript, Vue and Nuxt support actually covers, known limitations, and the maturity of each scanner.

ImpactLens scans a codebase into a queryable graph and maps ticket text to relevant code.

Ticket → Graph → Briefing

It helps you answer:

  • Where should I start reading code?
  • Which files are relevant to this ticket?
  • What breaks if I change this?
  • How does a UI action reach backend code?

In summary: ImpactLens helps developers and AI agents find the right place to start, reducing exploration time and improving navigation in large codebases.

Install

npm install impactlens

On install, the agent skill is written to .ai/impactlens/skill.md. Skip with IMPACTLENS_SKIP_SKILL=1. Re-run: npx impactlens install-skill.

npx impactlens --commands
npx impactlens --help

Quick Start

Scan repository

impactlens scan /path/to/repo --lang=both

Analyze ticket

impactlens ticket sqlite/Graph.sqlite
--ticket=tickets/issue.txt
--scopes=php,js

What it builds

  • PHP classes, methods, routes
  • Vue components
  • JS/TS modules
  • Imports and calls
  • HTTP links (frontend → backend when resolvable)

Main Commands

| Command | Purpose | |----------|----------| | scan | Build graph | | ticket | Ticket → briefing | | ai-context | Analyze one symbol | | change-impact | Blast radius | | architecture | Layer violations | | cycles | Circular dependencies |

Documentation

  • docs/support.md ← Read first
  • docs/quickstart.md
  • docs/config-setup.md
  • docs/commands.md
  • docs/graph-model.md
  • assets/agent-skill/SKILL.md — agent playbook (→ .ai/impactlens/skill.md on install)

License

ISC