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Ask questions about a codebase using a knowledge graph, a map of its components and relationships. Get explanations tied to specific files, functions, dependencies, and architectural layers, with warnings when the graph may be outdated.
Analyze a Figma file and turn its pages, screens, components, instances, and design tokens—shared design values—into an interactive graph. Open the dashboard to explore the file's structure and relationships.
Launch the Understand Anything web dashboard to explore an existing codebase knowledge graph, a map of its structure and relationships. Open the current project or a specified directory and receive the local access URL.
Analyze Git changes or pull requests against a knowledge graph, a map of code components and relationships. Identify modified files, nearby dependencies, affected architectural layers, and review risks, then save data for a dashboard visualization.
Extract business areas, workflows, and process steps from a codebase and display them as an interactive horizontal flow graph. Use an existing knowledge graph, a map of project components, or run a lightweight scan of project files.
Turn a structured LLM wiki into an interactive knowledge graph. It maps articles, topics, and sources, then adds entities and inferred relationships to help readers explore connections beyond the wiki’s explicit links.
Create an onboarding guide for new project members from a knowledge graph, a map of project components. The Markdown guide covers architecture, key concepts, a suggested learning path, important files, and areas that need extra care.
Analyze project code, configuration, and documentation to build a graph for interactive architecture exploration. It maps components and dependencies, supports Japanese descriptions, and can update the analysis based on changes since the previous analyzed commit.
Get a detailed explanation of a file, function, or module using an existing knowledge graph and its source code. It explains architectural roles, dependencies, callers, and data flow for readers who may not know the programming language.