CLI Documentation Commands vg map / vg hubs / vg areas / vg oddities vg map / vg hubs / vg areas / vg oddities Map-level insights: overview, most-depended-on hubs, natural code groupings (communities), and surprising cross-area links (architectural smells).
Overview
Four read-only views over the committed graph:
Command Description vg mapOverview: areas, hubs, untested hotspots vg hubsMost-depended-on code (centrality outliers) vg areasNatural groupings (communities), each labelled and sized vg odditiesSurprising cross-area links (architectural smells)
Usage
vg map
vg hubs [-n 20]
vg areas [-n 30]
vg oddities [-n 20]
Command Flag Default Description vg hubs-n, --limit <n>20How many hubs to show vg areas-n, --limit <n>30How many areas to show vg oddities-n, --limit <n>20How many oddities to show
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01 Overview of a TypeScript monorepo vg map gives the bird's-eye view — areas, hubs, and untested hotspots — for node-turborepo. 02 Most-depended-on code in a Java service vg hubs ranks the centrality outliers — the nodes most of the codebase relies on — in java-spring. 03 Natural groupings in a .NET solution vg areas surfaces the communities (labelled, sized) the graph clusters into for dotnet-clean-arch. 04 Architectural smells in a Python service vg oddities flags surprising cross-area links — candidate architectural smells — in python-fastapi.