built this after too many PRs where a flat file list didn’t tell the story. Diff Graph turns a snapshot diff into an interactive graph so you can see what changed, how files connect, and where the risky hotspots are. What you can do today -Visualize diffs as a graph with clear states: added / removed / modified / renamed -Toggle Base / Diff / Head views, with rename trails -Jump into inline or side-by-side code diffs + quick code preview -Fast filtering, keyboard nav, light/dark, and a mobile-friendly UI Who it’s for Developers and reviewers who want faster code reviews, onboarding to unfamiliar repos, or a bird’s-eye view before diving into lines. Would love your feedback on -Does the graph view help you spot changes faster than a file list? -What integrations should come first: GitHub/GitLab, PR links, CI checks? -Any must-have filters (e.g., by folder, language, churn)? Roadmap Shareable links, comments on nodes/edges, commit range diffs, and large-repo performance tuning. Thanks for checking it out — your comments and suggestions mean a ton. If you try it, tell me one thing that confused you and one thing that felt great. 🙏

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