FlowMap Hallucination Guard for Swift (Public Beta)

FlowMap Hallucination Guard for Swift helps you catch risky AI-generated Swift changes by showing what actually changed in the code graph.

It turns Swift files, types, functions, and calls into a visual graph, then highlights added, removed, changed, and impacted relationships so you can verify AI output before trusting it.

• GitHub repository: https://github.com/adgk2349/FlowMap-AI_Code_Hallucination_Guard_for_Swift
• Issues / bug reports: https://github.com/adgk2349/FlowMap-AI_Code_Hallucination_Guard_for_Swift/issues

What it does

• Parses Swift code into a structural graph (file/type/function/call)
• Visualizes project structure inside VS Code
• Highlights added, removed, and changed graph elements
• Shows impact based on call edges
• Re-analyzes automatically on save
• Helps catch structural hallucinations in AI-generated Swift edits

Requirements

• macOS (currently required for the Swift parser path/toolchain assumptions)
• A built flowmap engine binary

Quick Start

1. Install the extension.
2. Set flowmap.binaryPath to your built engine binary path.
3. Open a Swift workspace.
4. Run FlowMap: Analyze Workspace.
5. Open the FlowMap Graph panel.

Public Beta Notice

This extension is in public beta. Behavior around advanced cross-file call resolution (protocols/extensions/generics) is conservative by design and will be improved incrementally.

FlowMap is not a compiler or type checker. It is a graph-based review aid for spotting suspicious structural changes faster.