An intelligent code analysis tool that creates interactive function call graphs and provides deep insights into any GitHub repository.
Analyze and visualize codebases
An intelligent code analysis tool that creates interactive function call graphs and provides deep insights into any GitHub repository.
Hey Product Hunt! My friend and I just launched Gitprobe, it turns any GitHub repo into a clean, readable summary of its architecture and logic. Tools like Gitingest stop at listing files, but leave out the deeper context. Gitprobe fills that gap by mapping function-level relationships into a neat JSON structure that gives instant architectural insight. Drop in a repo URL and you get: * A breakdown of core modules and how they interact * Key functions, entry points, and data flow * Plain-text ou
🔍📊 Just tried #GitProbe — loving the clean way it analyzes & visualizes codebases! Makes repo deep dives way less painful 🧠💻 Anyone using it with large monorepos yet? 🧱🚀
I find GitProbe provides a clear and interactive visualization of codebases, which really helps when exploring or auditing projects. However, I noticed it can be a bit slow with larger repositories.
I love the idea of visualizing the function call graphs and the relationships between modules in a clean, readable format. Does Gitprobe support private repositories, or is it currently only for public ones?
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