Scan
Index repositories into manifests, facts, SQLite, reports, and analyzer logs.
tracemap scan
Status: demo. Proof: scripts/demo-public.sh, samples/.
Capabilities
TraceMap maps static evidence across scans, indexes, and review packets.
This demo/evidence matrix maps what TraceMap can show from public samples, repository docs, validation commands, and source-backed workflows. It is not a product-completeness promise.
Public claim level: demo. Rows use main, demo, dev, or future status language and should not be upgraded to shipped until the relevant evidence is true on main.
Reduce
Reduce contract deltas against indexed facts with evidence rows and coverage-aware outcomes.
tracemap reduce
Status: main. Proof: README.md, src/dotnet/TraceMap.Cli/Program.cs.
Combine
Merge indexes while preserving source labels, commit metadata, coverage, and provenance.
tracemap combine
Status: main. Proof: docs/VALIDATION.md, scripts/smoke-combined-paths.sh.
Report
Generate combined dependency reports for endpoints, surfaces, edges, gaps, and limitations.
tracemap report
Status: main. Proof: README.md, docs/VALIDATION.md.
Paths and reverse
Walk bounded static evidence from roots to surfaces, or from surfaces back to roots.
tracemap paths tracemap reverse
Status: main. Proof: scripts/smoke-combined-paths.sh.
Diff and impact
Compare static snapshots and turn changed evidence into coverage-relative review reports.
tracemap diff tracemap snapshot-diff tracemap impact
Status: main. Proof: README.md, docs/VALIDATION.md.
Release review
Compose available diff, impact, contract, path, reverse, gap, and checklist evidence.
tracemap release-review
Status: main. Proof: README.md, docs/VALIDATION.md.
Portfolio and endpoints
Summarize many indexes and align client-called endpoints with server-declared endpoint evidence.
tracemap portfolio tracemap endpoints
Status: main. Proof: README.md, implementation-state notes.
Inspect and export
Inspect flows, relationships, and exportable index views without publishing raw private artifacts.
tracemap flow tracemap relate tracemap export
Status: main. Proof: README.md, src/dotnet/TraceMap.Cli/Program.cs.
Adapter maturity
Language support is real, but not identical across adapters.
.NET/C#Status: main. Strongest adapter: Roslyn semantic extraction, syntax fallback, API/DTO, SQL, config, package, call, and value-origin evidence. Proof:
README.md, docs/VALIDATION.md.TypeScript MVPStatus: main/demo. Compiler-backed facts with syntax fallback, endpoint/client, package, config, SQL-adjacent integration facts, and reducer-compatible SQLite output. Proof:
README.md, public demo samples.JVM MVPStatus: main with maturity caveats. Java compiler-backed facts plus Java/Kotlin syntax fallback, Maven/Gradle metadata, integration facts, and reduced-coverage labels. Kotlin is not full semantic parity. Proof:
.kiro/specs/jvm-indexer/implementation-state.md.Python MVPStatus: main with maturity caveats. AST/package/config/SQL/FastAPI/Flask/Pydantic/SQLAlchemy/httpx/requests evidence. The scanner does not import or execute user code. Proof:
.kiro/specs/python-indexer/implementation-state.md.Demo-safe surface
Show summaries and reports, keep raw analysis artifacts local.
demo-summary.mdPublic-shareable summary from checked-in sample projects.demo-summary.jsonMachine-readable public summary with labels instead of private paths.reports/**/*.mdSafe when generated from public samples and scrubbed of raw values.index.sqliteKeep private-repo SQLite indexes local-only.facts.ndjsonKeep private-repo fact streams local-only.logs/analyzer.logKeep analyzer logs local-only because they may contain execution details.Non-claims
Capabilities stay bounded by static evidence.
- TraceMap does not prove runtime behavior, production traffic, deployment state, or release safety.
- TraceMap is not AI impact analysis and does not use LLM calls, embeddings, vector databases, or prompt-based classification in the scanner or reducer.
- TraceMap does not perform vulnerability scanning, license compliance, package freshness scoring, or production telemetry analysis.
- Reduced coverage is still useful, but it must remain labeled as reduced coverage.
Source material