A token-saving CLI for AI coding agents: query symbols and call graphs instead of grepping and reading files
LayerMap MCP: a layered map of your codebase for coding agents: callers, callees and the impact of a change, for TypeScript, JavaScript, Go, Python and Java. MCP server, CLI, and plugins for Claude Code and Codex.
CLI-first TypeScript codebase analysis with hotspots, impact, dead-export detection, and architecture metrics. Includes optional MCP server for AI agents.
See how your code fits together, even as agents keep changing it. A zoomable, evidenced map of your repository: every flow, its Git history and blast radius, explained over MCP.
A desktop IDE built around a live map of your code: see the AI agent's plan before it writes a line, then review what it did on the same map.
Graphify Obsidian Visualizer — catalog Graphify knowledge graphs and embed official graph.html inside Obsidian (viewer bridge for Graphify Labs)
Your coding agent answers from what your product is, not from what it can grep. dspec keeps a map of your codebase in .ds/ — what each feature is, where it lives and why — read by Claude Code, Codex and Cursor.
A living SVG map of your codebase for your README — size = lines of code, color = language. Zero-dependency offline CLI + GitHub Action. A maintained successor to repo-visualizer.
Understand any codebase: interactive dependency map, blast-radius analysis, CI drift gates and an MCP server for AI coding assistants. Offline, zero deps.
Interactive codebase map for VS Code — see your entire codebase as a D3.js force-directed graph. Navigate, understand, refactor.
A map of your code that agents keep true: flows and modules, each sentence tied to the code it rests on
Local-first code knowledge graph & MCP server for AI coding agents — maps callers, cross-repo FE↔backend HTTP contracts, and impact across TypeScript, Go, Kotlin & Swift. No embeddings, no cloud.
Siga o rastro do seu código: mapa navegável e local-first de projetos JavaScript/TypeScript, com cada relação ligada à linha que a comprova.
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