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AI · July 14, 2026

Onboardy

Repo context workbench for humans and AI agents

Onboardy launched on July 14, 2026 with 19 votes, #902 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.

What it does

Turn GitHub repositories into navigable context maps, guides, evidence, and scoped chat. Onboardy helps developers and AI coding agents understand unfamiliar GitHub repos faster. It generates architecture maps, files to read first, evidence-backed guides, ownership clues, scoped chat, and MCP-ready context so you can move through larger codebases and multi-repo projects with less setup time.

Turn GitHub repositories into navigable context maps, guides, evidence, and scoped chat.

Onboardy turns a GitHub repo into a navigable context layer: graph maps, cited explanations, ownership clues, source exploration, and scoped chat. Extract routes, agents, storage, flows, and dependency relationships into a graph your team can scan. Connect claims to files, citations, warnings, and ownership signals so generated context stays inspectable. Select graph nodes and ask about responsibilities, flows, debugging paths, and files worth reading first. Generated guides are outputs. The product is the context layer engineers use to decide where to look, what changed, who to ask, and what their agents should keep in scope. Executive summaries, onboarding paths, and technical context…from onboardy.dev

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