Review with repository context
Review the impact, not just the diff.
Advisory, flags risk without blocking
A changed function can affect callers, contracts, and tests far beyond the edited file. Kin follows those relationships and puts the evidence in front of the reviewer.
The review path
Start with the change. Follow what depends on it.
Kin reads the changed entities, walks their relationships, and records the evidence used to form the report.
See the changed entities
Review functions, types, contracts, and configuration as named parts of the system, not only as lines.
Trace likely impact
Follow callers, imports, references, and known cross-repository links.
Keep gaps visible
A missing relationship or incomplete graph stays visible instead of becoming a confident conclusion.
Current boundary
Kin informs the merge. Your team decides.
Review reports are advisory today. Kin can flag risk and preserve evidence, but it does not automatically block merges by default.
Advisory, flags risk without blocking
Next step
Give the next review more context.
Install Kin in one repository and inspect the relationships behind a real change.