docs: add co-change analysis to README and backlog#98
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Sets Xenova/bge-large-en-v1.5 (1024d) as the default embedding model for codegraph self-analysis, replacing the default minilm.
The CLI embed command hardcoded 'minilm' as the default model via Commander, ignoring .codegraphrc.json config entirely. Now the embed command reads config.embeddings.model as the default when no -m flag is passed. Also fixes DEFAULTS.embeddings.model from 'nomic-v1.5' to 'minilm' to match the actual fallback used by the embedder, and updates the models command to show the configured default.
Change DEFAULT_MODEL in embedder.js from 'minilm' to 'nomic-v1.5' to match the intended default. Import DEFAULT_MODEL in cli.js instead of hardcoding strings. The embed command now resolves the model as: CLI flag > config.embeddings.model > DEFAULT_MODEL. Restores config.js DEFAULTS.embeddings.model to 'nomic-v1.5' (was incorrectly changed in prior commit).
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Claude finished @carlos-alm's task —— View job PR Review: Co-Change Analysis Documentation ✅Reviewing this PR following the 4-phase process for codegraph PR reviews. Todo List:
Phase 1: Root Cause Analysis ✅Problem Being Solved: This PR documents an existing git co-change analysis feature that was implemented in PR #95. It's adding documentation for a feature that's already been built and shipped. Why This Approach: The approach is to comprehensively document the new feature across README, mark the BACKLOG item as done, and update tool counts. This is appropriate follow-up work after feature implementation. Risk Assessment: LOW - This is pure documentation work following feature implementation. Phase 2: Configuration Change Detection ✅Configuration Changes Found: Only one configuration file was added: {
"embeddings": { "model": "bge-large" }
}Assessment: This is a benign configuration addition that sets the default embedding model. No linting rules disabled, no test timeouts increased, no strict flags disabled. ✅ Phase 3: Test Integrity ✅Test Files: No test files were modified in this PR. This is pure documentation work. Test Coverage: Since this documents an existing feature (PR #95), the feature should already have test coverage. This documentation-only PR doesn't require additional tests. ✅ Phase 4: Code Quality & Documentation Accuracy ✅Documentation Changes Analysis:
Quality Assessment:
Critical ConcernsNone. This is solid documentation work. Root Cause AnalysisProblem Being Solved: Documenting an implemented co-change analysis feature to improve discoverability and usage. Final Recommendation
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Greptile SummaryThis PR documents the git co-change analysis feature from PR #95 and includes related embedding model configuration improvements. Documentation updates:
Embedding model fixes:
The changes are well-coordinated and thoroughly documented. All references to tool counts have been updated consistently. Confidence Score: 5/5
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* docs: add community leverage features to backlog (IDs 97-99) Add three Leiden-powered features: weighted community labels (#97), hierarchical decomposition (#98), and community-aware impact scoring (#99). Mark ID 96 (README dep count) as done after graphology removal. Update ID 54 to reference Leiden instead of Louvain. * fix(backlog): renumber community items to IDs 100-102, fix Leiden text IDs 97-99 conflicted with existing entry #97 (unified multi-repo graph). Renumbered to 100-102. Also corrected "Leiden/Louvain" to "Leiden" in the section description for consistency with the rest of the PR. * docs: rename Tier 1e′ to Tier 1e.1 for ASCII compatibility * docs: fix premature Leiden references in backlog The section description referenced src/graph/algorithms/leiden/ which does not exist yet (pending PR #545). Item #96 was incorrectly marked DONE when graphology is still a live dependency. Updated section to be forward-looking and reverted #96 to BLOCKED on #545. * docs: add #545 dependency to community leverage items 100-102 * docs: add #545 dependency to item #54 for Leiden consistency * docs: mark #96 as SUPERSEDED instead of BLOCKED Once #545 merges, the README's "3 runtime dependencies" claim becomes correct automatically — no further action needed. BLOCKED implied someone still needs to act on the item after #545 lands.
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