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Local Dependency Resolver

PastePrompt can inspect selected files locally and suggest nearby source dependencies so context bundles include the helper code, types, modules, and tests that explain the selected path.

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Why it matters

  • LLM review quality often drops when a selected file depends on omitted helpers, types, or local modules.
  • Manual dependency chasing is slow in large repositories and easy to repeat inconsistently.
  • A local resolver keeps dependency selection inside the same reviewable workflow as token budgeting, prompts, and export.

How it works

  • Start with selected files in a scanned local repository.
  • Use Add Local Imports to inspect common local import patterns.
  • Review the added files in the selected-files panel and remove anything that is not useful.
  • Check the updated token budget before copying or exporting the bundle.

Example workflow

  1. Open a repository and select a source file under review.
  2. Click Add Local Imports.
  3. Review files added through JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, or Rust-style local references.
  4. Remove broad or low-signal dependencies if the token budget gets crowded.
  5. Generate the final XML or Markdown context bundle.

Example added context

Selected:
  src/auth/session.ts

Added local imports:
  src/auth/types.ts
  src/auth/crypto.ts
  src/shared/time.ts

Selection reason:
  Via src/auth/session.ts -> src/auth/crypto.ts -> src/shared/time.ts

Limitations

  • The resolver is best-effort and intentionally conservative.
  • It is not a compiler, build system, package manager, or full language server.
  • Package imports, aliases, generated code, custom module loaders, and unusual monorepo setups may need manual selection.
  • Ignored, binary, unreadable, or out-of-repository files are not added by default.

Build a repeatable context workflow.

Download the macOS app, review the docs, and contact support for Founder or Pro licensing during launch.

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