Stop cross-team breakage before it ships.










Introducing Shift-Left Field-Flow Lineage
Gable builds a field-level compute graph directly from your code. It turns “what exists, how it’s computed, and who depends on it” into a self-serve view and flags cross-service blast-radius in the pull request—no runtime penalty.
Hidden dependencies
You can’t see all the places a field flows or who relies on it, so reviews stall and surprise breakage slips through.
Unknown blast-radius
A small server-side change can ripple across services. Before the merge, you don’t know which teams, jobs, or dashboards it hits.
Slow audits & root cause analysis
When leadership or compliance asks, “How is this value computed?” or something breaks, you lose hours reconstructing the path.
Solutions
Make dependencies obvious
Field-Flow Graph
Code-derived map of producers, transforms, and consumers across services.
Ownership Directory
Every field shows the accountable team and contact in context.
Stop cross-service breakage pre-merge
CI Impact Check
PRs display downstream dependents and why they’re affected.
Policy Gate
Optional status check blocks merges until impact is acknowledged.
Speed audits and reviews
Lineage Snapshots
Export explainable compute paths in one click.
Query by Field
Answer “how is this value computed?” in seconds.
Gable Understands Your Code
Register data generating code across your company's most complex repositories and data systems
This code is designed to streamline the process of generating and registering data across your company's most intricate repositories and data systems













































Features
Field-Flow Graph
Builds a graph from your code that shows how each field is computed and where it flows across services. Updates on every merge and adds next to no overhead.
CI Impact Check
On each PR, annotations call out the downstream services impacted and why (field change, transform logic, schema). Reviewers see blast-radius before merge.
Owner Directory
Every field and edge lists the accountable team and contact based on repo/org data. It’s the answer to “who owns this?” exactly where you need it.
Incident Traceback
When something breaks, reconstruct the code path for that value and highlight the most likely responsible change. Share a URL with the relevant context to speed the fix.