Before you change code, check what uses it
A written React example shows how to check the connections behind a code change, with the commands and source available when you want the detail.
- code review
- react
- code intelligence
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Lessons from building Kin.
Kin keeps code and its connections together for people and AI. These articles share what we learn while building it, from checking a code change to spotting an unreliable answer. Choose a story below. Kin is open source and in public alpha.
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Introducing Kin: Software, beyond files.
Meet Kin, a code repository that versions the connections, not just the code. See how keeping code connections together can help with the next change.
- architecture
- agents
- graph
The check that passed because it measured nothing
Six checks that reported success while measuring nothing, the command that reproduces each one, and the habit that catches the rest before it costs you.
- shell
- git
- testing
- ci
Your code search says nothing uses it. Can you delete it?
An empty search answer can hide missing information. Learn what to check before treating code as unused.
- mcp
- agents
- api-design