Revset

Revset turns agent-written pull requests into a dependency graph of the functions, classes, and calls they changed. Key capabilities: • Graph view of every changed function, class, and method • Call edges showing what depends on each change • Flags for removed code that still has callers • Detection of unused helpers and new code with no callers • Signature change tracking with blast radius across files • Automatic re-analysis on every push to connected GitHub repos Large pull requests are hard to review line by line, especially when they span dozens of files. Revset lets you see the structure of a change first, so you understand what the code did before reading any of it. Each node shows whether a declaration was added, modified, or removed, and how many members changed. Instead of scanning thousands of lines, you review a short list of declarations and the connections between them. The graph makes common mistakes easy to catch. A deleted method that is still called somewhere appears as a highlighted edge pointing to the call site. A new helper with no inbound edges stands out as code nothing uses. A signature change shows its line count alongside the number of callers across files, so you can judge the impact before approving. Once the graph looks right, you open the source only for the nodes that look wrong. Revset is built for engineers and teams who review large volumes of code produced by coding agents and need to verify it quickly. It suits tech leads approving changes, solo developers checking their own agent output, and reviewers working in unfamiliar repositories. Connect your GitHub repositories and each push is analyzed automatically, so the graph stays current as the pull request evolves.