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  • Smarter Descriptions, Backed by Memory
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Save time by letting AI summarize the scope of changes.

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Last updated 1 month ago

Smarter Descriptions, Backed by Memory

Developers often rely on mental models to interpret how code works—spanning architecture, features, and implementation details. This context is rarely documented. Module Memory fills that gap by maintaining a structured understanding of module relationships and conventions over time.

This allows Baz to generate richer, more contextual CR descriptions, making it easier to see:

  • How a change affects functional behavior across modules

  • Where it deviates from typical patterns

  • What downstream impact it might have

Visual Context in Every Change

Module Memory powers the visual layer in CR descriptions, helping reviewers quickly grasp the scope and implications of a change. You’ll see this as part of the CR Graph, now available in GitHub and Baz.

By surfacing module-level relationships directly in the review, Baz reduces cognitive overhead and speeds up decision-making.

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