Codebase Assistant
A tool that maps out how a codebase works so you don't have to read every file to understand the architecture.
About This Tool
We built this for those times when you're dropped into a new GitHub repo and have no idea where anything is. It's an onboarding tool. You give it a link to a repository, and it summarizes the project's structure, finds the main entry points, and explains how different parts talk to each other.
It isn't an editor or a debugger. It's a research assistant for reading code.
The Problem It Solves
Entering a new project is overwhelming. Usually, the documentation is outdated or missing, and you spend hours tracing imports to find the 'main' logic. This app removes that mental friction by giving you an instant map of the codebase.
When to Use This
- You're contributing to an Open Source project for the first time.
- You're a senior dev or manager and need to quickly audit how a project is built.
- You're looking for a specific function (like auth) in a massive, unfamiliar codebase.
How It Works
The app crawls the repo, looking at headers, configs, and main modules. It uses an LLM good at reading code to build a mental map and summarizes it so you don't have to open a single file.