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Store service, contract, ownership, and change records in Postgres. Model directed dependencies and retain source identifiers for the code or document that establishes each relationship.
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RELEASE INTELLIGENCE
Connect a code change to the services, owners, and decisions it can affect.
A release crosses boundaries that a repository alone cannot explain. API contracts, service dependencies, customer commitments, and ownership live in different records. Bring those records into a shared model so engineers can inspect the relationships behind a change.
A change to a billing event can connect to a webhook consumer, its owner, and the contract describing what that consumer expects. Retrieval helps find the recorded connections before a release review.
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Select a dependent to trace its recorded path.
The payload contract connects this consumer to the changed event. Review its expected fields before shipping.
Store service, contract, ownership, and change records in Postgres. Model directed dependencies and retain source identifiers for the code or document that establishes each relationship.
Start with the changed entity and follow the recorded dependents. Use AI Search to retrieve the relevant contract passages and earlier decisions associated with those services.
Present the dependency path and supporting records to engineers. Keep the scope explicit: this view reflects your recorded model, not an automatic guarantee that every runtime dependency has been discovered.
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