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blogengineer
08-Feb-2026

Glue.tools vs Competition: Complete 2025 Product Intelligence Comparison

Sourcegraph searches code. CodeSee maps architecture. Glue discovers what your codebase actually does — features, health, ownership — and why that matters more.

blogengineer
08-Feb-2026

From Whiteboard to Code Graphs: Building an AI Context Layer

Architecture diagrams are lies the moment you draw them. Here's how to build living code graphs that actually reflect your system—and why AI needs them.

blogengineer
08-Feb-2026

Code Graphs FAQ: Framework-Aware AI Context Layer Guide

Code graphs power modern dev tools, but most are syntax trees in disguise. Here's what framework-aware graphs actually do and why they matter for AI context.

blogengineer
08-Feb-2026

Blast Radius Oracle FAQ: Building Code Change Impact Analysis

How we built a system that predicts what breaks when you change code. File-to-feature mapping, call graphs, and risk scoring that actually works.

blogengineer
08-Feb-2026

Knowledge Graphs for Codebases: The Future of Developer Tools

Why representing your codebase as a knowledge graph changes everything — from AI assistance to onboarding. The data model matters more than the tools.

blogcto
08-Feb-2026

How Top Engineering Teams Use Dependency Graphs to Ship Faster

Dependency graphs aren't just debugging tools. Smart teams use them to parallelize work, prevent merge conflicts, and cut release cycles by weeks.

technicalengineer
08-Feb-2026

Building AI Coding Agents That Actually Understand Your Codebase

AI coding agents fail because they lack context. Here's how to give them the feature maps, call graphs, and ownership data they need to work.

technicalengineer
08-Feb-2026

Building a Blast Radius Oracle: How We Designed Impact-of-Change Analysis

Most impact analysis tools are wrong. We built a system that combines static analysis, runtime traces, and LLM reasoning to actually predict what breaks.

guidecto
08-Feb-2026

The Ultimate Guide to Enterprise AI Context Management

AI coding assistants fail at scale because they lack context. Here's how to build a context graph that makes AI actually useful in enterprise codebases.

technicalengineer
06-Feb-2026

How We Cluster 4,000 Files Into Features Using Louvain Community Detection

Technical deep dive into graph-based feature discovery. How Louvain modularity optimization groups files into meaningful features automatically.

Vivian M. Otieno
blogcto
06-Feb-2026

Your Codebase Knows Everything Your Team Has Forgotten

Git history, call graphs, and change patterns contain more reliable tribal knowledge than any wiki. The problem isn't capturing knowledge — it's extracting it.

Vaibhav Verma
technicalengineer
05-Feb-2026

Call Graphs That Prevent Production Incidents

How understanding code dependencies and blast radius before deployment prevents the bugs that code review misses.

Tariro Mukandi
technicalengineer
05-Feb-2026

Why Your Codebase Is a Graph, Not Files

Deep dive into graph-based code analysis and why traditional file-based thinking fails at scale.

Tariro Mukandi
guidecto
02-Feb-2026

How to Evaluate Code Intelligence Tools in 2026

A buyer's guide to code intelligence platforms. What to look for, what to ignore, and how to run a meaningful proof of concept.

Tariro Mukandi
blogengineer
28-Jan-2026

Why Sourcegraph Isn't Enough: Code Search vs Code Intelligence

Code search finds where code is. Code intelligence tells you why it exists, what depends on it, and what breaks if you change it.

Tariro Mukandi
technicalengineer
26-Jan-2026

Embedding vs Knowledge Graphs for Code Intelligence

Vector embeddings find similar code. Knowledge graphs find connected code. Why the best systems use both.

Tariro Mukandi
blogcto
25-Jan-2026

Glue vs CodeSee vs Sourcegraph: Code Intelligence Compared

An honest comparison of code intelligence tools. What each does best, where each falls short, and how to choose.

Fatima Zahra Ghaddar
technicalengineer
23-Jan-2026

Stop Hand-Rolling Feature Discovery: Here Is the Math That Actually Works

Manual feature mapping is expensive, incomplete, and always stale. Graph-based automated discovery finds features humans miss. Here is the algorithm.

Vivian M. Otieno