Code understanding
for real repository decisions.
CodebaseAtlas turns repository sprawl into a usable workspace. Scout candidates, explain architecture, map APIs, and review engineering risk without pretending the LLM did the hard deterministic work.
Start With Atlas
Paste one public GitHub repository and open the core analysis flow.
Sample repositories
Primary flow
Scout -> Atlas -> Map -> Review
Input
Public GitHub repositories only
Workspace Preview
Search-first, then move into concrete analysis.
What this workspace answers well
Where is the real app entrypoint?
What framework and runtime am I looking at?
How are routes grouped and exposed?
Is this repo safe enough to build on?
One Workspace, Four Jobs
Keep the current product surface. Present it like a platform.
Understand the system before you read the whole repo
Paste a repository URL and get architecture, frameworks, stack clues, and plain-English summaries grounded in real files.
Find a repo worth your time
Search GitHub and GitLab together, rank by quality and relevance, and cut down the noise before deep analysis starts.
Chart the API surface quickly
Detect the framework, extract routes with targeted patterns, and group the API surface so you can orient fast.
Review operational and code quality risk
Run a deeper evidence-backed pass across security, testing, reliability, and maintainability with confidence-aware scoring.
Working Flow
A strong product flow is a clear sequence, not a long roadmap.
Pick the right repository
Use RepoScout when you need candidates, or jump straight into Atlas if you already have a repository in mind.
Build orientation quickly
Atlas collects manifests, tree structure, and high-signal files first, then turns those facts into a readable system view.
Drill into APIs and risk
Map and Review cover the two most common next questions: what surface area exists and whether the repo looks production-ready.
Ready To Run
Open the workspace with the repo you actually care about.
Atlas is still the best first step when you already know the repository. Scout is there when you need to discover candidates first.