You know that feeling when you join a new project or want to contribute to an open-source repo, and...
CodeAutopsy parses any GitHub repo via AST in ~10s, yielding a dependency graph, entry points, and an AI architectural summary. Blast radius analysis (BFS on reverse deps) surfaces all transitive dependents instantly, cutting refactoring risk and onboarding time.
You know that feeling when you join a new project or want to contribute to an open-source repo, and you spend the first two days just trying to figure out where everything is?
I did. Every single time.
Clone the repo. Open the files. Stare at 47 folders. Wonder which one actually matters. Grep for the entry point. Follow imports down a rabbit hole. Give up and ask someone.
That's not learning. That's just wasted time.
So I built CodeAutopsy.
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