RippleCheck

AI writes the code. RippleCheck shows what it can break.

AI coding agents can change a single function in seconds.

The hard part isn’t making the change — it’s knowing everywhere that change matters.

RippleCheck scans your JavaScript/TypeScript codebase and builds a dependency map showing where functions, components, and modules are used.

Before you ship an AI-generated change, RippleCheck helps you understand its blast radius.

What RippleCheck does

🔍 Dependency Mapping
Find where a function, component, or module is referenced across your codebase — including cross-file relationships.

💥 Blast Radius Analysis
See the potential impact of changing a piece of code before the change reaches production.

🤖 Built for AI Coding Agents
RippleCheck gives AI agents additional context about your codebase so they can make safer, more informed changes.

⚡ Live AST Watcher
Keep watching your repository in real time as your code changes.

🧠 AI-Powered Fix Prompts
Generate actionable prompts from individual findings to help an AI coding agent understand and fix the issue.

🔌 MCP Support
Connect RippleCheck with MCP-compatible AI coding workflows and give your agent dependency intelligence directly inside its development environment.

🖥️ CLI + Desktop App
Use RippleCheck from the command line or through the desktop application.

Why we built it

Modern developers increasingly let AI agents modify large parts of their codebase.

But most tools answer:

“Is this code valid?”

RippleCheck asks a different question:

“What else depends on this code?”

That distinction matters.

A function can pass tests and still break an unrelated feature because something else depended on its behavior.

RippleCheck makes those relationships visible before they become production problems.

Built for the AI-native developer

RippleCheck isn’t trying to replace your IDE, linter, or test suite.

It sits one layer above them:

Understand → Change → Check the impact → Fix → Ship

Less guessing.
Less digging through the codebase.
Fewer “why did this completely unrelated thing break?” moments.

Supported stack

* JavaScript
* TypeScript
* Node.js
* React/component-based codebases
* MCP-compatible AI workflows

Open the codebase. Understand the ripple.

RippleCheck — Know the impact before you ship the change.