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The Relationships tab shows all cross-repo relationships defined across your organization. Use it to audit coverage, check relationship status, and manage connections between repositories.

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Toggle between Table and Graph view

The Relationships tab has two views: Graph, which opens by default, and Table. Switch to Table view to see every relationship listed with full detail, useful for filtering, searching, or acting on a relationship from its three-dot menu.
  • Toggle between Table and Graph view using the controls at the top left of the tab.
Relationships tab in Table view showing relationship pairs with type, status, description, and updated columns, plus Filters and Search controls

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Check relationship status

Check relationship status to confirm Qodo has successfully mapped the dependency and will trace impact between the two repositories on future pull requests. Once active, Qodo checks the relationship on every subsequent pull request (PR). See Manage cross-repository relationships for how Qodo targets which branch or PR to review.

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Search or filter relationships

Use the Search bar to find relationships by repository name, available in both Table and Graph view. Use the Filters menu to narrow the list by Type, Organization, or Provider, available in both Table and Graph view, or by Status, available in Table view only.

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Table view

Table view lists every relationship in a flat table, with actions available from each relationship’s three-dot menu.

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Relationships tab reference

To add a new relationship, see Manage cross-repository relationships.

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Reestablish relationship connections

If a relationship shows Not found or Error, Qodo could not establish the connection on its own. Provide additional context to guide the analysis and retry.
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Open the retry dialog

Click the three-dot menu on the relationship and select Retry with custom instructions.
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Describe the dependency

In the Retry with custom instructions dialog, describe the dependency between the two repositories. These instructions give the agent additional context to guide the relationship analysis.
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Retry

Click Retry. Qodo reprocesses the relationship using your instructions. If it establishes a connection, the status changes to Active.

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Remove relationships

Remove a relationship when Qodo should no longer trace impact between two repositories.
Deleting a relationship means Qodo will no longer use it to trace impact between the two repositories. If you delete a relationship by mistake, you will need to recreate it from scratch.
  • Click the three-dot menu on the relationship you want to remove, select Delete relationship, then confirm in the dialog.

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Export relationship details

Each relationship has a markdown file describing the dependency in detail, useful for reviewing what Qodo inferred or sharing context with your team.
  • Click the three-dot menu on any relationship and select Download markdown.

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Graph view

Graph view has two modes: Map, which opens by default and is useful for exploring how repositories connect, and Monitor (Alpha), for reviewing findings across related repositories. Click any repository to open its sidebar, where you can view its relationships and add new ones. Repository tiers: In Graph view, each repository is sized by how many relationships it has: Select any combination of tiers in the Repos legend, or any combination of types in the Relationship type legend, to show only matching repositories or connections. For example, select both Hub and Connected to hide peripheral repositories.

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View repository connections in Map view

Map view is the default Graph view mode, useful for understanding how repositories connect to each other.
Relationships tab in Map view showing repositories sized by connection tier and connected by relationship type, such as Service, Pipeline, and Code
Use the layout switcher at the bottom left of the canvas to rearrange the graph: Use the canvas controls to zoom in, zoom out, select Fit view to fit the whole graph to the screen, or select Expand to fullscreen to fill the screen.

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View code review findings in Monitor view Alpha

Monitor view shows findings across your related repositories directly on the graph, useful for spotting where breaking changes and unresolved findings are concentrated.
Relationships tab in Monitor view showing repositories segmented by findings severity, with a Findings panel listing counts by status
Select a time range, Today, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, or Last 90 days, to control which findings are included. Use the Findings panel to narrow what’s shown: The panel lists matching findings by status, with a live count for each, for example Shipped unfixed, Dismissed, and Fixed before merge.
Counts in the Findings panel represent findings, not repositories.
When a Findings filter is active, the summary at the bottom of the sidebar also shows how many repositories match the current selection. Each repository in the graph is segmented to show its own findings breakdown at a glance. Its sidebar includes a findings summary for that repository. See Monitor and manage repositories for the full sidebar reference.

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View cross-repo discovery status from anywhere in the portal

Click Background activity in the top right corner of the portal to open the panel and check cross-repo discovery progress without leaving your current page. The row shows how many active relationships have been found so far. Click it to see the full repository list in Repositories. The row only appears once discovery applies to at least one repository.

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