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orphans

*Community 5

4 files

cohesion 0.00*

Definition

This community groups 4 file(s) rooted at root with dominant language py (cohesion 0.00). Central symbols: no extracted symbols. Documented purpose: Autor: Gris Iscomeback Correo electrónico: grisiscomeback[at]gmail[dot]com Fecha de creación: xx/xx/xxxx Licencia: GPL v3 Descripción:.

Files

File	Language	Layer	Symbols	Doc
app.py	py	utility	0	yes
install.sh	sh	utility	0	no
setup.py	py	infrastructure	0	no
tests/__init__.py	py	testing	0	no

Key Symbols

• No symbols extracted in this community.

Internal vs External Edges

• Internal resolved imports (EXTRACTED): 0
• Cross-boundary resolved imports (EXTRACTED): 0

Connections

• [INFERRED] shares_context community 0 <-> 5 (strength 0.5): Inferred shared context (language py) with no import path between community 0 (deploynator: _changelog) and community 5 (orphans).
• [INFERRED] shares_context community 1 <-> 5 (strength 0.5): Inferred shared context (language py and layer utility) with no import path between community 1 (deploynator: _toml) and community 5 (orphans).
• [INFERRED] shares_context community 2 <-> 5 (strength 0.5): Inferred shared context (language py) with no import path between community 2 (deploynator: _models) and community 5 (orphans).
• [INFERRED] shares_context community 3 <-> 5 (strength 0.5): Inferred shared context (language py and layer utility) with no import path between community 3 (deploynator: _platforms) and community 5 (orphans).
• [INFERRED] shares_context community 4 <-> 5 (strength 0.5): Inferred shared context (language py and layer utility) with no import path between community 4 (deploynator: _mcp_server) and community 5 (orphans).

Risks

• No scoped security, taint, cycle, or layer risks.

Open Questions

• Why do 3 file(s) lack file-level docs (e.g. install.sh)? What purpose do they serve?
• What would break if the most connected file in orphans changed?
• Should orphans be split, given cohesion 0.00?

Sources

• app.py
• install.sh
• setup.py
• tests/__init__.py

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