How do you build the call graph? Is it language agnostic? I have a tool - https://carrick.tools - that works just in the Typescript space and extracting and reliably constructing the call graph has been a really complex problem in the TS/JS space.
We focus on insights from multiple repos, e.g. services communicating via Routes or parent-child relations between repos. Also ContextGoblin is customizable with new subagents or org-owned MCPs.
Are you missing something specific CodeRabbit doesn't have either?
How do you build the call graph? Is it language agnostic? I have a tool - https://carrick.tools - that works just in the Typescript space and extracting and reliably constructing the call graph has been a really complex problem in the TS/JS space.
We rely on a tree-sitter based tool https://github.com/DeusData/codebase-memory-mcp
What distinguishes you from CodeRabbit?
We focus on insights from multiple repos, e.g. services communicating via Routes or parent-child relations between repos. Also ContextGoblin is customizable with new subagents or org-owned MCPs. Are you missing something specific CodeRabbit doesn't have either?
oh that's nice!
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