Create a developer tool that maps compatibility between versions of APIs, SDKs, plugins, browsers, operating systems, database engines, and third-party integrations.
Let users define components, version ranges, dependencies, known restrictions, and compatibility claims. Build an interactive matrix and dependency graph that reveals unsupported combinations, version conflicts, deprecated integrations, and configurations that have not been tested.
Add a scenario builder where developers select a proposed stack and receive a compatibility report containing blocking conflicts, warnings, supporting evidence, and recommended alternatives.
Support importing dependency manifests and structured compatibility data. Allow teams to attach test results and mark each relationship as verified, reported, inferred, or unknown. Include a change-impact analysis that identifies which products and deployments could be affected when a component releases a new version.
Do not fabricate compatibility claims. Use explicit unknown states, cite the underlying evidence within the application, and make the tool useful without relying on external services.
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