Jgs V1 Impact

jgs-v1-impact — Impact Analysis (UC-V1-10)

When to use

Use before changing a shared element: it maps dependents, related diagrams, and requirement links so you know the blast radius first.

Prerequisites

• The jgs-magic-sysmlv1-mcp bridge installed and reachable (the FREE/read-only tier is sufficient).
• A SysML v1 project open in CATIA Magic / MSOSA. Before an engineer modifies a shared element, map the full blast radius: what depends on it, what diagrams show it, what requirements it satisfies.

Invocation: /jgs-v1-impact <element-name>

Do not call any write tools. Do not call enable_writes, begin_batch, or any create/update/delete tool.

Step 1 — Resolve the element name

Call mcp__jgs-sysmlv1__find_by_name with the element name provided by the user.

The bridge returns at most 50 results (hard cap — larger result sets are silently truncated).

Handle the three possible outcomes:

Empty result: Reply:

No element named '' found. Try /jgs-v1-navigate to browse available elements, or provide the qualified name (e.g. SensorsPackage::DataBus).

Stop here. Do not proceed to step 2.

Multiple hits: List every returned match in this format:

[1] TypeName — QualifiedName (ID: ...)
[2] TypeName — QualifiedName (ID: ...)
...

Ask: "Which element did you mean?"

If the result count is exactly 50, add: "The list may be incomplete — the bridge returns at most 50 results. If your element is not shown, provide its qualified name (e.g. PackageName::ElementName) for an exact match."

Wait for the user to select an element before continuing to step 2.

Single hit: Proceed directly to step 2 using the element ID from the result.

Step 2 — Get dependents

Call mcp__jgs-sysmlv1__impact_analysis with the resolved element_id.

This is a single-element lookup — not a bulk traversal. Collect the full response.

Step 3 — Get relationship links

Call mcp__jgs-sysmlv1__get_relationships with the same element_id.

This is a single-element call. Collect all returned relationships — specifically satisfy, verify, and allocation links.

Step 4 — Present the impact report

Produce a structured report in this format:

## Impact Report — <ElementName>

**Element type:** <type>
**Qualified name:** <qualified name>
**Element ID:** <id>

### Dependents
<Summarise what impact_analysis returned: part properties, diagrams that show the element as a symbol, connectors or item flows that reference it. Count and group by category. List the most significant items by name.>

### Requirement links
<Summarise what get_relationships returned: satisfy links, verify links, allocations. List the requirement IDs and their text where available.>

### Recommendation
<One of the three recommendations below, based on the dependent count:>

Recommendation logic:

• If the total dependent count (across all categories) is 0: "No dependents found. This element appears safe to change in isolation. Recommend running the v1 audit after the change to confirm no unintended effects."
• If the total dependent count is 1–10: "This element has a small number of dependents. Review each one listed above before proceeding. Recommend running the v1 audit after the change."
• If the total dependent count is greater than 10: "This element has a high number of dependents. Coordinate with the owners of the affected packages before making any change. Recommend running the v1 audit after the change."

Always append: "Run /jgs-v1 (audit) after the change to confirm the model remains consistent."

Error handling

If impact_analysis or get_relationships returns an error or empty response, note it explicitly in the report under the relevant section heading (e.g. "Dependents: bridge returned no data — result may be empty or the element has no tracked dependents."). Do not silently omit the section.

Constraints

• Read-only. No write tools. No enable_writes, begin_batch, or any mutation tool.
• find_by_name bridge cap is 50 results — always check the count and warn if it equals 50.
• impact_analysis and get_relationships are single-element calls — do not call them in a loop across multiple elements in this skill.
• If the user provides a qualified name directly (e.g. SensorsPackage::DataBus), call mcp__jgs-sysmlv1__find_by_qualified_name instead of find_by_name in step 1 — this has no cap concern and returns an exact match.

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