See how your Rust functions connect to each other with a clear call graph. This tool shows you who calls a function and what that function calls. It uses the LSP (Language Server Protocol) to find this information automatically.
Developers can use this to understand complex code faster. You can see the full picture of how your code works. This helps with debugging, refactoring, and learning new codebases.
You can set how deep to explore and choose to see only callers, only callees, or both. The results are shown as a simple ASCII diagram you can read right away.
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