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import-graph

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DEPRECATED — Use LSP tools (lsp references, lsp definition) for dependency tracking. This skill is retained for backwards compatibility only; do not invoke directly.

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Import Graph — DEPRECATED

This skill is deprecated. Modern language servers (TypeScript LSP, Python LSP, etc.) provide superior import/dependency tracking via their references and definition capabilities.

Use the LSP tools instead:

  • lsp references — find all usages of a symbol across the codebase
  • lsp definition — navigate to where a symbol is defined
  • lsp implementation — find all implementations of an interface

These are always up-to-date (no staleness issues) and handle renaming, shadowing, and re-exports correctly — something a static graph cannot.

This file is retained only for backwards compatibility with existing per-project caches that reference it.

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