@lzehrung/codegraph 2.3.18 → 2.3.20

package/codegraph-skill/codegraph/SKILL.md

@@ -65,6 +65,8 @@ Use the portable callable handle from `symbols` with `codegraph callers <handle>
 
 Call hierarchy contains resolved semantic `calls` edges only. `--include-heuristic` is accepted but currently adds no guessed dynamic calls; use `refs` for all references and `deps` or `rdeps` for file relationships.
 
+Receiver method calls (`this.m()`, `$this->m()`, `const l = new Lib(); l.target()`) are resolved `calls` edges, including inherited members. `super`/`base`/`parent` follow class `extends` ancestors only. Unproven receivers and Go methods declared outside the type emit no edge.
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 Use a portable handle, unique exact symbol name, single-definition file, or source location with `codegraph supertypes <target>`, `codegraph subtypes <target>`, or `codegraph implementations <target>`. Hierarchy depth defaults to 1 and caps at 10; all result limits default to 100 and cap at 500, and the default output is the concise human-readable form.
 
 Hierarchy results contain only proven indexed `extends` and `implements` relationships. Implementation targets are interfaces, traits, abstract types, and members with proven implementation or override relationships; exact declarations are returned, while overloads, dynamic or structural conformance, unrelated same-name methods, and unresolved external bases are not guessed.
@@ -134,7 +136,7 @@ Current-state commands validate the on-disk index automatically and default to t
 - Repeated agent queries over one repo snapshot: prefer MCP so the index stays warm. MCP inputs are flat JSON objects and the server root is fixed at startup; send only fields in the mounted tool schema, never CLI flags such as `--root` or `--json`. Unknown tool fields are rejected as invalid parameters. If the first MCP call fails at startup or loses its transport, do not retry the same server; run `codegraph doctor`, use the equivalent CLI command for this session, and restart the agent client after package upgrades.
 - Durable graph handoff: use `codegraph graph --root . ./src --json --output codegraph.json` rather than parsing display text. `graph --json` and `index --json` payloads include an `analysis` object (`mode`, `backend`, `label`, fallback counts); when `mode` is `mixed` or `reduced` the run used regex/graph-only extraction for some or all files, so treat symbol accuracy accordingly. Degraded runs also print a `Backend:` warning on stderr even without `--progress`.
 - Search and inspect performance diagnosis: add `--report` for JSON on stderr or `--report-file <path>` for a file while keeping normal command output unchanged.
-- Index discovery diagnosis: `--report` timing JSON can include `sourceDiscoveryMs`, `metadataDiscoveryMs`, `gitListMs`, `filesystemScanMs`, and `cacheProbeMs` when those steps run. Named `steps` can also include discovery and post-parse persistence durations (`cache-probe`, `persist-cache`, `workspace-manifests`, `index-manifest`, `finalize`, `snapshot-write`); incremental updates include `snapshot-write` when the project snapshot is rewritten.
+- Index discovery diagnosis: `--report` timing JSON can include `sourceDiscoveryMs`, `metadataDiscoveryMs`, `gitListMs`, `filesystemScanMs`, and `cacheProbeMs` when those steps run. Named `steps` cover discovery (`git-list`, `git-ignore`, `filesystem-scan`, `cache-probe`, `metadata-discovery`), an incremental build's manifest-reuse preamble (`file-identity`, `clear-resolution-caches`, `load-manifest`, `diff-build-options`, `config-hash`), and post-parse persistence (`persist-cache`, `workspace-manifests`, `index-manifest`, `finalize`, `snapshot-write`). `index-manifest` totals its sub-steps `git-head`, `config-hash`, `manifest-transform`, `manifest-write`, and `cache-prune`. Incremental updates include `snapshot-write` when the project snapshot is rewritten.
 
 ### Human Graph Viewer