Pruve.dev
Ask any line of code why it exists, and get receipts
Pruve.dev launched on August 23, 2026 with 5 votes, #1,809 of 23,274 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
AI writes the code, then throws the reasoning away at merge: the thread, the issue, the agent session. Pruve reads a repository's history and answers why any line is the way it is, with receipts you can open. No evidence, no answer. Free for open source repositories.
Pruve reads a repository
Click any line. Pruve finds the issue, the argument and the decision behind it, and shows you them. If nobody wrote it down, it says so. Measured: 6.5% false alarms across 300 changes in 26 repositories. RealIP trusted client-supplied forwarding headers, the documented attack pattern in three GitHub security advisories. ClientIP replaces it, reworked through review to align with them, and shipped in v5.3.0. Second-parent walks doubled index time and produced blame nobody recognised. Click a line, read the issue that started it, the argument that settled it, and the merge that shipped it. One MCP call returns the recorded reason instead of a context window full of git log, so it leaves the…from pruve.dev
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