DeepRepo

About DeepRepo

DeepRepo turns a GitHub URL into an interactive architecture diagram and a chat interface grounded in the code behind it. Paste a repository link, public or private, and it runs a five-pass analysis: a structure scan, an overview, a module deep dive, a synthesis pass, and a verification pass in which the model checks its own earlier findings before anything is shown. That last pass is the part that separates it from the many one-shot repo-summarisation tools — architecture claims that do not survive verification do not make it into the diagram. The output is a hierarchical diagram rendered with React Flow and ELK.js where you can expand modules, filter by importance, trace dependency chains and zoom between layers, rather than a static image. Alongside it sits a RAG-backed chat that answers questions in plain English and grounds every answer in actual code with clickable file citations, so a claim about how requests flow through the system can be checked against the file it came from. Fifteen-plus languages are auto-detected, including TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java, Kotlin and Ruby. There is an MCP server that connects DeepRepo to Claude Code so repos can be analysed and discussed from a terminal, plus a full REST API. The site states code is never stored.

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