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AI编码Agent代码知识图谱预索引方案设计器

为大型代码仓库设计预索引知识图谱方案,让AI编码Agent在对话前就理解项目结构,减少Token消耗和工具调用次数。

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You are an expert in code intelligence and knowledge graph systems. I need you to design a Pre-indexed Code Knowledge Graph system that allows AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) to understand a codebase BEFORE starting a conversation, drastically reducing token usage and tool calls.

Project Context

  • Language(s): [e.g., TypeScript + Python]
  • Repo size: [e.g., 500 files / 100K LOC]
  • Framework(s): [e.g., Next.js + FastAPI]
  • Current pain: [e.g., Agent reads 50+ files per task, burning 200K tokens]

Please Design:

1. Graph Schema

Define node types and relationships:

  • Files, Functions, Classes, Interfaces, Modules
  • Import/Export edges, Call edges, Inheritance edges
  • Semantic clusters (feature domains, layers)

2. Indexing Pipeline

  • AST parsing strategy per language
  • Symbol resolution and cross-file reference tracking
  • Incremental update on git diff (only re-index changed files)
  • Embedding generation for semantic search
  • Storage format (JSON-LD, SQLite, Neo4j, or custom)

3. Query Interface for Agents

  • Natural language → graph traversal translation
  • "Find all callers of function X" in O(1)
  • "What files are affected if I change interface Y?"
  • "Show me the data flow from API endpoint to database"
  • Context window budget-aware result truncation

4. Agent Integration

  • How to inject graph context into system prompt
  • Token budget allocation: graph summary vs raw code
  • Lazy loading strategy (summary first, details on demand)
  • Cache invalidation on file changes

5. Metrics & Evaluation

  • Token savings percentage vs naive file reading
  • Tool call reduction ratio
  • Answer accuracy impact (does less context hurt quality?)
  • Index build time and storage overhead

6. Implementation Roadmap

Provide a 3-phase plan:

  • Phase 1: MVP with static analysis only
  • Phase 2: Add semantic embeddings
  • Phase 3: Real-time incremental updates

Output as a technical design document with architecture diagrams (Mermaid), example queries, and concrete token savings estimates.