Repo Atlas
Developer Tools · by Albert Folch
Map any public GitHub repository in seconds. Pass a URL and get a Mermaid diagram of the codebase structure plus a concise overview of purpose, stack, and entry points — all from the GitHub REST API, no cloning required.
What it's good at
- Onboarding to a Codebase
- Quick orientation to an unfamiliar repo before diving in
- Architecture Documentation
- Generate Mermaid diagrams to drop into READMEs or wikis
- Tech Stack Audit
- Identify language, framework, and key dependencies at a glance
- Repo Triage
- Decide whether a candidate library fits before cloning
Try a prompt
Opens a chat with the prompt ready to send.
- Map https://github.com/earendil-works/pi — how is this AI agent toolkit split across the coding-agent CLI, unified LLM API, and Slack bot?
- Visualize https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw — what are the components of this cross-platform personal AI assistant?
- Generate a structural diagram for https://github.com/redis/redis — point out the core data-structure modules, the cluster layer, and the vector-query engine.
- Give me an atlas of https://github.com/Shubhamsaboo/awesome-llm-apps — how are the 100+ AI agent and RAG apps organized in this collection?
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