A native, GPU-rendered visual codebase explorer for Windows. Point it at a project folder and it scans, parses, and renders an interactive dependency graph of files/classes/functions, with a 100%-local AI assistant layered on top. It intentionally does not try to be an editor — the whole design optimizes for understanding, not authoring, code.
- Multi-threaded folder scan + C/C++ parsing (libclang when available, a regex/heuristic fallback parser otherwise) into an aggregated dependency graph.
- A pan/zoom/drag force-directed graph view of files, classes, structs, functions, and their relationships.
- A project stats panel (file/class/function/LOC counts).
- A local, fully offline AI chat/explain assistant, backed by a real GGUF model via llama.cpp — no data ever leaves your machine, and the app works fine with no model configured.
- A "Cooking Mode" build visualizer, autosave + crash recovery, and a small native plugin system.
Grab the latest Windows installer or portable build from the Releases page.
See docs/SETUP.md for prerequisites and build instructions, and docs/ARCHITECTURE.md for the module map and design rationale.
cmake -B build -G Ninja
cmake --build build
MIT.