GraphPulse C++

Tools (8)

• analyze_codebase

  Ingest a C++ codebase and build its dependency graph. This tool does NOT accept 'code_content'. Provide exactly ONE of: repo_url, raw_files, or directory_path. - repo_url: an HTTPS GitHub URL (e.g. 'https://github.com/user/repo'). Optionally add patch_content (a unified diff string) to overlay uncommitted changes on the cloned repo. - raw_files: for hobby projects or small codebases NOT hosted on GitHub. The user pastes their C++ code directly and you wrap

• get_file_functions

  List all functions defined in a specific source file. Use the relative path exactly as returned in the analyze_codebase output (e.g., 'src/engine.cpp' or 'main.cpp'). Args: filepath: Relative path of the source file within the analyzed workspace. Returns: A newline-separated list of function names, or no-match message.

• get_file_coupling

  Generate a report showing which files depend on which other files. Aggregates cross-file function calls into a per-file-pair summary (e.g., 'src/main.cpp -> src/utils.cpp (3 calls)'). Returns: A formatted coupling report, or a message if no cross-file deps exist.

• get_callers

  List upstream functions that call the given function. Args: function_name: Exact name of the function (e.g., 'calculate_interest'). Returns: Comma-separated list of caller function names.

• get_callees

  List downstream functions that are called by the given function. Args: function_name: Exact name of the function (e.g., 'process_client'). Returns: Comma-separated list of callee function names.

• detect_cycles

  Detect circular dependencies in the current call graph. Returns: Formatted list of cycles, or a message if none found.

• get_orphan_functions

  Identify functions that are defined but never called by any other function. Returns: Comma-separated list of orphan function names.

• generate_mermaid_graph

  Generate a Mermaid.js dependency diagram and return it as a markdown string. The AI can render this diagram inline in the chat. For large graphs, use focus_node and max_depth to keep the output token-efficient. Args: focus_node: Optional function name to centre the graph on. max_depth: Max hops from focus_node (default 2). Returns: A Mermaid-fenced markdown string for inline rendering.