Unfamiliar codebases are intimidating.
Gnosis is for the moment you open a repo and think: “okay… where do I even start?”
It maps the important pieces, their connections, and the risky areas so you can get oriented faster.
Public repos only for now:
https://t.co/sBFmS7lBuW
Since a lot of you followed me recently, seems like the perfect time to reintroduce myself.
Hi,
Myself Om, a 3rd year Engineering student building and breaking stuff as much as I can.
And if you don't know me already it's alright, this is what this account is for.
I am currently building: https://t.co/7529sQRHoV
Follow me on my journey to becoming a cracked engineer.
@moiiikaaa Well I still do this too with claude. Helps me have a idea of what exactly my code is before it touches ide. I don't trust agent writing the files. Feels like being out of loop and paranoid.
Also helps you with a better understanding of your project and codebase.
@kanikairl You are doing quite well without a blue tick itself so maybe not. I have purchased it 2 days back and I am getting significantly more reach than before.
@abhigyanbuilds That comment of mine was a reply to my previous comment itself. Well as a student, I am definitely not in a position to pay for marketing and promotional stuff. But if in future if there's ever a need, will reach out to you.
It basically turns any GitHub repo into an instant onboarding guide.
You give it any repo link that you are unfamiliar with, and it maps out how the whole project works, what every code piece does, and where the risky code is.
Super handy for developers joining a new codebase or exploring an open source project without spending days reading through files manually
What does you ai setup looks like? And I am talking about end to end workflows.
Quite interested in learning how others are using AI to enhance their building capabilities. Also maybe we can learn from each other?
Mine looks like this:
-Chatgpt for Planning and baseline idea.
-Claude for Architecture and Designing the system.
-Also Claude for Code generation
-Antigravity for debugging and doc fixes
-Opencode for Github management
-Figma make for frontend
V1 limit, out in the open:
Full analysis: up to 300 files.
Large repos: sampled.
Over 3,000 files: blocked.
That’s the bottleneck I’m tackling next.
Have a public repo that can stress it? Try it and tell me what breaks. Link is in the comments.
@ikechukwuokalia Well there is zero code execution at any stage. The pipeline is strictly static. Gnosis fetches raw file text via github api (no git clone) and then parses it with tree sitter, runs radon as a static AST walk.
Hope that clarifies your doubt.
I’ve been building Project Gnosis 👁️lately
Give it a public GitHub repo. It turns the codebase into a map: architecture, key files, dependencies, risk signals, and an onboarding doc.
Try it →https://t.co/MQ3T0yWYkb
Building in public now. Feedback welcome.
#buildinpublic
@mayuri_3015 Building a code archaelogy agent which not only helps a dev to onboard onto a unfamiliar codebase but also factor in ai agents.
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