Status: P1+P2+@code IMPLEMENTED (commits 59b8de2 directives/tags, 90c5f39 @code delegation) on feat/cross-language-impact-coverage. Razor/Blazor markup is parsed (src/extraction/razor-extractor.ts). Remaining: @using namespace disambiguation for DTO-vs-entity name collisions (the residual ASP.NET gap), and Thymeleaf/Django (P4, deferred — weak code links). Authored 2026-06-04.

The impact graph is built from code the engine parses. Template markup is not parsed, so any code-behind, component, view-model, or DTO that is referenced only from markup looks like it has no in-repo dependent. On convention-heavy frameworks this is the dominant residual gap after framework-entry exclusions:

This feature is primarily an ASP.NET (Razor + Blazor) win. Thymeleaf and Django templates link to code only weakly (template→template fragments + fuzzy model-attribute strings), and those frameworks' real gaps are elsewhere — so they are explicitly lower priority here.

• ~20 markup-coverable by this feature:
  • 5 MVC ViewModels/* ← Razor @model X
  • 7 BlazorShared/Models/* (DTOs) ← Blazor @bind / component params
  • 6 BlazorAdmin/* C# components ← Blazor <Component/> tags
  • 1 BasketComponent ViewComponent ← <vc:basket> / Component.InvokeAsync
  • 1 Razor page helper
• ~13 NOT covered (separate frontier — reflection/proxy + value-reads): AutoMapper MappingProfile, Swagger CustomSchemaFilters/ImageValidators, ExceptionMiddleware, health checks, Constants (static-member reads), Buyer entity.

Honest ceiling: ASP.NET ~77% → ~90%, not 95%. The last ~10% is reflection/proxy (AutoMapper, Swagger, DI/middleware registration) + C# static-const reads — a separate feature (reflection modeling + extending the static-member pass to C#).

asp-for="Prop", th:field="*{prop}" (property-string bindings) are the data-flow frontier — out of scope (would need model-type inference; low value, high noise).

The engine already has non-tree-sitter extractors (svelte-extractor.ts, vue-extractor.ts, liquid-extractor.ts): a class taking (filePath, source), returning { nodes, references }, wired in two places. Mirror exactly:

1. src/extraction/grammars.ts — map extensions to a synthetic language: .cshtml/.razor → 'razor', (later) .html under templates/ → 'thymeleaf'. (Django .html is ambiguous with plain HTML — gate on a templates/ path or a {% %}/{{ }} content sniff, like the framework resolvers do.)
2. src/extraction/tree-sitter.ts — dispatch by extension to a new RazorExtractor (and ThymeleafExtractor), exactly as SvelteExtractor is dispatched (~line 4025).
3. src/extraction/razor-extractor.ts (new) — regex/line scan (markup is highly stylized; no grammar needed, same as Liquid/Svelte template scanning):
   • Emit ONE component node for the file (so .razor components are linkable as <X/> targets and the file is a graph citizen).
   • Emit references per the P1–P3 patterns above, fromNodeId = the file/component node, referenceKind: 'references', language: 'razor'.
   • Code-behind link: a Foo.razor + Foo.razor.cs (partial class) — emit a references (or rely on same-basename) so the markup's refs also credit the code-behind. (eShop's Blazor components are plain .cs : ComponentBase, named <ToastComponent/> → resolves by class name; the .razor.cs partial case is the other shape.)

Resolution: no new resolver needed. The emitted refs are ordinary references to a class/component by name; the existing name-matcher resolves them (@model RegisterModel → class RegisterModel; <ToastComponent/> → class ToastComponent). Apply the same cross-family language gate already in place — a razor ref must resolve to a csharp symbol, so add razor to the web/dotnet family or treat razor↔csharp as same-family (otherwise the gate from commit 082353e drops it). This is the one resolver-side change and must be done or every edge is gated away.

• +1 component node per template file (real new symbol — like .svelte/.vue). Node count grows by the template-file count only; no per-tag node explosion (component tags become references edges, not nodes).
• All edges are references (counted by impact / affected / getFileDependents, not by callers/callees — matches how route/component edges already behave).
• Idempotent re-index; node count stable across re-runs.

• P1 (highest value/effort ratio): Razor @model + @inject for .cshtml AND .razor. Covers the 5 ViewModels + injected services. + the resolver family-gate fix.
• P2: Blazor <PascalComponent/> tags + @typeof/@inherits + code-behind link. Covers the 6 Blazor .cs components + the 7 DTOs (via component params/@bind).
• P3: Razor <partial> / <vc:> / Component.InvokeAsync / asp-page.
• P4 (defer / probably skip): Thymeleaf + Django templates — weak code links, low coverage payoff; revisit only if a Thymeleaf/Django app is a priority.

• PascalCase tag vs HTML element: only [A-Z]-initial tags are Blazor components (HTML is lowercase) — safe discriminator. Skip known framework components (<Router>, <Found>, <LayoutView>, <RouteView>, <CascadingValue>) via a builtin set, or just let them fail to resolve (no false edge — they're not in-repo).
• _Imports.razor @using: namespace imports, not code refs — ignore (or emit imports to the namespace, low value).
• Generic components <Grid TItem="CatalogItem">: capture the type-arg as a references to CatalogItem (bonus DTO coverage).
• Name collisions: component/model names are usually unique; rely on the name-matcher's existing proximity scoring. Same-named class in another language is blocked by the family gate.
• Razor @{ ... } C# blocks: contain real C# (calls, new) — P-future; regex scanning the C# inside markup is noisy. Defer (the directives above are the wins).
• .razor is NOT .cs: must add to grammars.ts + the indexer's include globs (verify .razor/.cshtml aren't in a default-exclude).

1. Build RazorExtractor; unit tests in __tests__/extraction.test.ts (a .cshtml with @model X covers X; a .razor with <ToastComponent/> covers it; an HTML <div> does NOT create an edge).
2. Re-measure eShopOnWeb FAIR coverage before/after (/tmp/faircov.cjs): target 77% → ~90%; node count stable (only +template-file component nodes); residual zeros are the reflection/value-read set only.
3. No regression on a non-.NET control (gin/requests) and on the Razor-free C# repos (cs-mediatr/cs-polly unchanged).
4. Record in this doc + the coverage handoff.

• P1: ~0.5 day (extractor skeleton + @model/@inject scan + family-gate fix + tests).
• P2: ~1 day (Blazor tags + code-behind + generic type-args).
• P3: ~0.5 day. P4 (Thymeleaf/Django): ~1–2 days, low ROI — defer.
• Total for the ASP.NET win (P1+P2+P3): ~2 days → ASP.NET ~90%.

This feature does NOT close: reflection/proxy registration (Spring Data repository proxies, AutoMapper profiles, Swagger filters, DI container / middleware), property- string data bindings (asp-for/th:field), or C# static-const value reads (Constants.X). Convention apps reaching literal 95% additionally need a reflection/ DI-registration modeling pass and extending the static-member pass to C#/TS — tracked separately. Markup parsing is the single biggest, most self-contained step.