Codebase X-Ray maps any repo's architecture, dependency chains and risk hotspots from a ZIP, fully in-browser
eyishazyer · x · 2026-09-19
Developer eyishazyer released Codebase X-Ray: drop in a ZIP of any project and it groups files into systems (Frontend, API Server, Auth, Database, Cache, Tests) with real import relationships drawn between them.
Features:
- Trace & Focus: pick a file to light up its dependency chain
- Break This: change-impact analysis with animated blast radius, likely breakage scenarios, tests to run, and a High/Medium/Low safety verdict
- Explain System: architecture flow diagram, "Start Here" list, plain-English request walkthrough
- Risk Map: flags highly connected files, auth/db code, circular dependencies, leftover TODOs
Everything runs locally in the browser — nothing is uploaded — and the author notes inferred relationships are heuristics, not guarantees.
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