GraphMyCode

What it does

Analyze any codebase visually without installing anything. GraphMyCode parses your code locally with WebAssembly and lets you explore it in 6 ways: structural graph, 3D semantic clusters, Technical Debt City, heatmap, Code Flow, and Architectural Layer. Your code never leaves the browser.

GraphMyCode turns any repository into a 3D dependency graph. Navigate files, detect coupling, analyze impact and query your code with AI. No installation.

GraphMyCode convierte cualquier repositorio en un grafo interactivo de dependencias 3D. Analiza imports, exportaciones, clases y funciones directamente en el navegador, sin instalación, sin servidores y sin subir tu código a ningún servicio externo. GraphMyCode es una herramienta web de visualización estática de código que genera grafos navegables de las relaciones entre archivos, módulos, clases y funciones de cualquier repositorio. El análisis se ejecuta íntegramente en el navegador usando WebAssembly (tree-sitter) para el parsing y modelos de embeddings locales (HuggingFace Transformers) para la agrupación semántica. No requiere registro ni configuración. El botón "⬇ Export Project…from graphmycode.com

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