Rust developers can see how functions connect with a visual call graph. The tool uses the Language Server Protocol to find every function that calls a specific function and every function that it calls. You can explore both directions at once or focus on incoming or outgoing calls. Depth control lets you dig as deep as needed. This makes it easy to understand code flow, find hot paths, and spot complex dependencies.
Anyone working on a Rust project can benefit. Whether you are fixing a bug, refactoring code, or reviewing a pull request, seeing the call relationships helps you make safer changes. The output is a clear ASCII diagram that shows the full picture or just a slice of it.
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