# What does Uvilno's repository map contribute to edits?

Canonical: https://uvilno.com/answers/what-does-a-project-repo-map-do
Updated: 2026-10-27

Uvilno maintains an inventory of project files, routes and module relationships to guide context retrieval. The model receives affected source rather than rewriting everything. Repository awareness improves targeting, but cannot prove an edit correct; compilation, behavioral checks and review of the resulting version remain necessary.

A large app can contain shared navigation, several route modules and a common data controller. Loading one page without its dependencies may miss the actual cause of a bug. The repository inventory helps locate those relationships while keeping the full project out of every model request.

For an additive feature, name the route and expected action. For a bug, provide the failing step and state. Avoid requesting a global redesign when only a small behavior is broken, and keep a known saved version for comparison.

## What to verify

| Check | Published behavior | Verification |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Inventory | The controller indexes owned project metadata privately. | Check that route and file references resolve to the current version. |
| Retrieval | Affected files are selected within context bounds. | Use a precise route and behavior in the request. |
| Correctness | An inventory is guidance, not a passing test. | Run the actual changed interaction in preview. |

## Steps

1. Name the route and failure state.
2. Reference shared modules only when relevant.
3. Compare the saved result against the previous version.

## Editable starting brief

Review the Tasks route's pagination state while preserving Customers and Profile. Locate the relevant route and shared data controller using the project inventory, change only the necessary modules, and confirm the selected filter persists when moving between pages. Do not replace unrelated layouts, seeded records or navigation.

## Sources

- [Uvilno public SDK documentation](https://uvilno.com/docs)
