AI Dependency Graph Generator

Dependency graphs show how packages, modules, or services depend on each other. They reveal the build order, help identify circular dependencies, and clarify the impact radius of changes. Commonly used in monorepo management, microservice architecture, and build system design, dependency graphs are essential for maintaining healthy codebases. viz42 generates these from simple descriptions of your project structure.

Common use cases

• Map npm, pip, or Maven package dependencies
• Visualize monorepo workspace relationships
• Detect and resolve circular dependencies
• Plan safe deployment order for microservices
• Analyze change impact across modules

How viz42 helps

• Package, module, and service node types
• Directed dependency arrows with version labels
• Automatic cycle detection by AI critic
• Topological layout showing dependency layers

Example prompt

Frontend monorepo dependencies: @app/web depends on @lib/ui, @lib/hooks, and @lib/api. @lib/ui depends on @lib/theme and @lib/icons. @lib/hooks depends on @lib/api. @lib/api depends on @lib/types. @lib/theme depends on @lib/types. @lib/icons has no dependencies. @lib/types has no dependencies

Frequently asked questions

Can viz42 detect circular dependencies?

Yes. The AI critic agent analyzes the generated graph and will flag circular dependency chains, suggesting which edge to remove to break the cycle.

Does it support different package ecosystems?

viz42 works with any dependency structure. Describe your npm, pip, Maven, Cargo, or Go modules, and it will generate the appropriate graph.

How do I show version constraints?

Include version numbers in your prompt (e.g., 'depends on lodash ^4.17'). viz42 will label the dependency edges with version information.

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• Software Architecture Diagram
• Class Diagram
• System Architecture Diagram

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