alt Hacker NewsI doubt if this actually solves a real problem for humans or agents, especially in complex projects. It might help if the examples show scenarios where this tool and its commands could make a difference.
I doubt if this actually solves a real problem for humans or agents, especially in complex projects. It might help if the examples show scenarios where this tool and its commands could make a difference.
Lemme give you an example. when you're working in a 100K-file TypeScript monorepo and you change a utility function that parses API responses. git diff tells you that you changed n lines in that function. What it doesn't tell you is which services, components, and tests actually depend on that function across the repo. You're left grepping for the function name, hoping nobody aliased the import or re-exported it through a barrel file. sem impact gives you that full downstream dependency list in seconds, so you know exactly what to review and test before you ship.