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Detect and analyze infrastructure components — Prisma models, env vars, queues, crons, deploy configs, field usage, and type validation
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| name | infrastructure-scanning |
| description | Detect and analyze infrastructure components — Prisma models, env vars, queues, crons, deploy configs, field usage, and type validation |
| version | 0.9.1 |
| user-invocable | false |
NavGator detects infrastructure components beyond packages and services.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
navgator scan | Detect all infrastructure (Prisma, env vars, queues, crons, deploy) |
navgator scan --field-usage | Analyze which Prisma model fields are actually used in code |
navgator scan --typespec | Compare Prisma model types against TypeScript interfaces |
navgator coverage --fields | Standalone field usage report |
navgator coverage --typespec | Standalone type validation report |
navgator status | Shows INFRASTRUCTURE and RUNTIME TOPOLOGY sections with counts |
Prisma — Models, fields, relations, indexes, table mappings. Field usage analysis identifies unused, read-only, and write-only fields across the codebase.
Environment Variables — From .env files and process.env references. Categorized as database, auth, api-key, service, infra, or app-config.
Queues — BullMQ/Bull queue definitions with producer/consumer topology and concurrency settings.
Cron Jobs — From vercel.json, railway.json, and node-cron patterns with human-readable schedule descriptions.
Deploy Configs — Vercel, Railway, Heroku, Procfile, and nixpacks configurations with service definitions.
TypeSpec Validation — Compares Prisma model field types against TypeScript interface definitions, flagging mismatches (e.g., DateTime vs string instead of Date).
Runtime Topology — Annotates components with runtime identity extracted from code and config:
DATABASE_URL and Prisma datasource blocksRun navgator status to see the RUNTIME TOPOLOGY section. Enables backward tracing: "which code produces to queue X?" or "what database engine does this schema connect to?"
Use when user asks to show or generate an architecture diagram, visualize dependencies, export architecture docs, create architecture documentation, save architecture output, or create a mermaid diagram of their project.
Use when user asks to scan architecture, check dependencies, find outdated packages, show project structure, refresh architecture, or run a health check. Navgator scan, status, and staleness check.
Use when user asks to review architecture, check connections, navgator review, is this safe to merge, what did I break, or when scan detects architectural drift. Architectural integrity review of system flow and connections.
Use when user asks what breaks if I change X, impact of changing, what depends on, trace data flow, show connections, dependency graph, upstream/downstream, or safe to modify before refactoring.
Use when user asks to install navgator, update navgator, set up navgator, launch the dashboard, or run navgator ui maintenance.