Agent-first, zero-dependency, self-maintaining codebase documentation & change tracking system. LLM-operated wiki with health matrix, semantic record-change, heartbeat monitor, and static dashboard.
Extends Unix tree so every file shows its one-line concern and boundary, giving a separation-of-concerns overview of the whole workspace at a glance. A fast, enforceable map for AI agents.
Review systems and architecture, not code, with chorograph
meta-bonsai generates a pruned ASCII tree that highlights only developer-marked files and directories, keeping ancestor paths to preserve structure.
Generates a codebase map from @atlas annotations, validated against a repo-owned concept registry — structural facts that cannot drift.
A map of a codebase you have never seen before. Draws the dependency graph, every import cycle, where the mass is, what changes together and what is dead — across TypeScript, Rust, Python and Go. Ranked, explainable findings. Local, offline, no account, and it never modifies your source or history.
Local-first context saving for AI coding agents: map first, slice next, retrieve exactly.
See what your coding agents are building: your agent draws a map of the system from the code, a checker keeps it honest, and every pull request says what it did to the shape before you merge.
Interactive visualization tool for AIReady codebase analysis
Structural analysis for codebases. Produces dependency graphs, class hierarchies, and cross-boundary coupling maps via language plugins -- compressed into token-efficient formats for LLM context windows. Multi-format output including TOON.
Turn your app into a typed knowledge graph AI coding agents query instead of reading source. Rust CLI, MIT.
A Claude Agent Skill validator for Claude Code: spec conformance, script testing, quality and security scoring, a Mermaid skill map, and per-skill token cost.
Your agents break less code and burn fewer tokens — deterministic call/import graph + 27 MCP tools for coding agents. Claude Code plugin & MCP server; zero deps, runs 100% locally.
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