Codebases Are Graphs, So Query Them Like Graphs
Most developer tools still treat a codebase as a directory of text files. Search is string matching, navigation is jumping between files, and understanding is something that happens entirely in the engineer's head.
But code is not text in any meaningful sense. It is a graph: functions call functions, types reference types, modules import modules. The text is just a serialization of that graph, and a lossy one for the purpose of understanding.
GitRub parses code into its actual structure and stores it as a queryable graph. Once that exists, questions that used to take an afternoon of reading become a single query: who calls this, what does this depend on, what breaks if I change it.
The shift from text to graph is the same shift that databases made decades ago. We stopped grepping log files and started querying tables. Code is overdue for the same move.
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