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About understand-diff

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understand-diff

Analyze git diffs or pull requests to understand what changed

understand-diff is an agent skill for reviewing code changes against a project's knowledge graph. Given the current git diff or a pull request, it works out which files, functions and modules the change touches and what depends on them, so you can see the affected parts of the codebase before you merge. It reads the graph stored in the project's .ua/ folder, or the legacy .understand-anything/ folder when that exists, so it needs the graph to be generated first. The skill is written to read the graph efficiently rather than load every node, and it reports what changed, which components are involved and the risks that follow from them. It suits developers and reviewers who work with an AI coding assistant on a repository that already has an Understand Anything graph. Install it with the skills CLI from the egonex-ai/understand-anything repository.

Price
Free
Made by
egonex-ai
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/egonex-ai/understand-anything/understand-diff