Causal Graph

What the graph represents

The Causal Graph analyzes repository history to identify persistent issues, their commit anchors, and explicit causal relationships. It is repository intelligence, not the same thing as findings from one pull-request review.

Each release is tied to a repository, ref, and commit-history boundary so results cannot silently drift across scopes.

Read a graph

1. Choose a repository and ref.
2. Filter issues by title or summary.
3. Select an issue to inspect its state, causal links, and commit evidence.
4. Open commit anchors in GitHub to validate the historical evidence.

Coverage

Check whether history coverage is complete or bounded. A bounded release is useful, but it does not claim that commits outside the analyzed range were considered.