I generated a deterministic execution level structural context for the cal.com repository directly from source code. #26880
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It surfaces real coordination hubs and blast-radius risks that aren’t obvious when reading files individually.
Notable findings:
packages/features/schedules/repositories/ScheduleRepository.ts is a central scheduling hub (24-file blast radius), meaning changes here propagate widely across the system.
CredentialRepository.ts has similarly broad impact, making credential logic a high-risk coordination point.
Parts of the RPC availability API act as aggregation layers where small changes can cascade through scheduling and routing.
This is not documentation or a file index — it’s a machine-derived snapshot of how execution and dependencies actually flow.
Sharing in case it’s useful for onboarding, reviews, or AI context.
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Canonical context (JSON):
Uploading arcvision.context.json…
Human-readable summary:
README.md
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