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Dev tools · April 29, 2019

GitHub app to draw graph of your code changes into PR comment

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GitHub app to draw graph of your code changes into PR comment launched on April 29, 2019 with 6 votes, #1,151 of 3,128 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 7 years on.

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What it does

Every pull request changes more than the diff shows. Softagram maps the full dependency impact of each change, revealing hidden coupling, architectural violations, and regression risks that code review alone cannot catch. In the era of AI-generated code, architectural guardrails matter more than ever. Get automated visual impact analysis on every PR — no configuration required. Traditional code review shows you changed lines. Softagram shows you changed relationships — which components are affected, which boundaries are crossed, and which dependencies are introduced. In seconds, not hours. AI coding assistants write code that compiles and passes tests but may violate your architectural…from github.com

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